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MultiWeather README

Peter J. vd Sluis

This is the README for MultiWeather, an weather information retrieval program.


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Author and Copyright

MultiWeather was written by Peter J. vd Sluis (psluis@caiw.nl) and is copyright by the author. Parts of this program are based on code from other software released under the GPL and/or other licence policy. See the file AUTHORS for details. The author gratefully acknowledges the contributions these people (unknowingly) provided.


Distribution Policy

MultiWeather is available from it's home page http://multiweather.sourceforge.net and released under the GNU GPL.


Guarantees

MultiWeather should work all right but No representations are made about the suitability of this software for any purpose. This software is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.


What is multiweather?

MultiWeather is an weather information retrieval system. The user tels the program what to download, after wich the program translates the information to graphical images or readeble text. One of the feuters is making and playback of animations from satelite pictures.


Version Number

The current version number is 0.0.1 . This is software under development and should be considered 'Beta'. For more detailed information of the changes for each version please check the Changelog document.


What libraries does terraform use?

MultiWeather requires libglib 1.2.x, libgtk 1.2.x, libgnome 1.2.x libghttp 0.9.x .


What systems does multiweather support?

MultiWeather should run on any UNIX type system with the proper libraries installed. For the latest details on these matters, consult the FAQ.


How do I get started?

cd into the directory where you've installed the source, type ./configure. If configure balks at your supporting libraries, you'll have to go back and compile or install the proper version. You should now be able to type make and build the executables. Once this is done you can type make install to install the MultiWeather executable and any supporting files it needs.


Where can I find the answer to ...?

Check the FAQ, it might just answer your question.