Mon Oct 24 23:36:35 PDT 2005
I've improved the autoconf situation below. There is no longer any need
to add the "LDFLAGS" enviroment below since the configure.in now uses
the fltk-config script to generate the appropriate LDFLAGS (and CXXFLAGS).
Also, for the latest source tarball--there is no longer a need to do the
make -f Makefile.cvs line below since the configure script is now
included.

Wed Sep 15 10:06:42 PDT 2004
Added autoconf support. After unpacking the archive, change into the
distribution and execute the following commands:

		make -f Makefile.cvs
		./configure
		make

You need to have autoconf 1.4 or better installed in order for this to
work. I'm running Debian Sarge, and I find I need to provide the following
environment variables first before configuring.

	LDFLAGS="-L/lib -L/usr/lib -L/usr/X11R6/lib" ./configure

This is so the configure script can find the X libraries. Your mileage may
vary. This has only been testing on two systems running Debian Sarge. I
could not get it to compile on Debian Woody, and certainly I haven't even
tried RedHat or any other RPM-based distro. :-) Let me know if you try and
have problems (or succeed!) at doug@dooglio.net. Good hunting!


Tue Jan 13 01:12:23 PST 2004
VncSelector is useful for managing a set of VNC servers on your local machine,
being ideally suited for a thin client situation. 

Please examine the file "VncOptions.h" and change the viewer and server
binaries to work with your system. Currently, the binary names are consisent
with those in Debian packages such as "vncserver" or "xvncclient."
