The installation procedure for the MLK-Tools is very straight forward. The simplest way to install the tools is to execute the 'mlktools_install' script provided in the package, which will do the hard job for you :-) For example: $ mlktools_install /usr/local/mlktools it will install the tools under /usr/local/mlktools, which also is the default target directory if you don't specify anything. The installer will check for other utils needed for the MLK-tools to work and will warn you when a problem arises. If everything goes fine (why shouldn't it?) these tools will be installed under the default directory unless you specify something else. Final (optional) step: include the directory you just created in your PATH. A better way is to include it on your shell's configuration file: After that you will end up with some mlk-prefixed utils. There are symbolic links to non-prefixed filenames so you can also use, for example: tgz, mmove, setbackground, grpm, etc. Be aware of the existance of another mmove and tgz. The former is provided with the Mtools and the latter comes in some (if not all) Linux distributions but, AFAIK/IMHO, offers less functionality than mlktgz :-) [BTW - when I created mlktgz I had not heard of tgz before]. Thank you for using the MLK Tools! |