                  Linux and generic UNIX installation

Preliminary:

1) Check the Makefile, and modify it per your system requirements
[this should *not* be necessary for Linux and most UNIX systems].

2) If 'wish' is not in the usual place, /usr/bin/wish, modify the
first line in the 'mcalc' file to reflect this. To check where
'wish' is, do a 'where wish'. Virtually all Linux installations
put 'wish' in /usr/bin/wish, as expected, so no change should be
necessary.


Then:

1) make
2) As root, make install
   (to place the files in the /usr/local/bin directory)
   This step may be done manually, if preferred.
3) As root, make install_man
   (installs the 'man' file in /usr/local/man/man1)
   This step may also be done manually.
4) If desired, edit your .fvwmrc or .fvwm2rc95 file to place
   mcalc on a menu or task bar.

Note that mcalc requires Tcl/Tk to function. Fortunately, virtually
every Linux installation and most generic UNIX ones already have it,
so you will not likely need to worry about this. It should work with all versions of
Tcl >= 7.3.

Should you need to obtain and install Tcl/Tk, or even if you just want
to find out more about it, the Tcl/Tk Resources site at
http://web.cs.ualberta.ca/~wade/HyperTcl/ is a good place to start.

