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SETI@home GKrellM plugin
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Requirements:
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	. GKrellM 1.2.2 or later with headers files
	. all the libs (needed by GKrellM (see http://www.gkrellm.net)
	
Remark: if you used a package-based Linux distribution, make sure you
	also have the development version of each lib installed or
	the plugin will not compile.


Installation:
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If your GKrellM version is 1.2.0 or better, then you have the ability to place
your plugin wherever you want interactively (see the Plugins entry in the config
panel). By default, it is placed above the APM monitor (or the UPTIME monitor if
you don't use APM).

Then, you should just have to type

	make install-home

This will compile the plugin and copy it under ~/.gkrellm2/plugins/
directory.

If you want to have this plugin avaible for all people in your system, type:

	make install

you should need login as root to do that.


If you want to do it by hand, because you encounter problems or
whatever, process through the following steps:

1. Edit seti.h and compile:

	gcc -03 -fPIC `pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --cflags`  -c seti.c

	Note: if you want to be able to see debug messages related to this
	      plugin when GKrellM is started in debug mode (see below), you
	      need to compile it with the -DDEBUG option.

	gcc -DDEBUG -03 -fPIC `pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --cflags`  -c seti.c


2. Build the share object:

	gcc -shared -Wl -o seti.so seti.o

3. Install the plugin:

	cp seti.so ~/.gkrellm2/plugins

In both case you will have to restart GKrellM.

If you encounter problems please report them to me at
<xavier dot serpaggi at free dot fr>, including in your message:
	. the GKrellM version,
	. the GTK+ version and
	. the output messages from the compiler/linker or GKrellM.

Problems concerning the CPU usage part can be send either to me
or to Tilman Sauerbeck at <tilman dot sauerbeck at web dot de>.

You can see various messages from GKrellM by starting it with the
`--debug' option.
If you specify the `--debug-level 0x100' option, you will see
only messages related to plugins.

Thank you for using the SETI@home GKrellM plugin.

-- 
  Xavier Serpaggi and Tilman Sauerbeck