--- COMPILING FOR KDE 3 ---
Installation is basically just a

# ./configure
# make
# make install

You should however specify your KDE-installation-directory for configure. That's generally
/opt/kde3				(for SuSE, Mandrake, and possibly others (/opt/kde2 for KDE2, see below)) or
/usr						(e.g. Debian 3.0) or
/usr/local/kde			(the default)

i.e. use
# ./configure --prefix=/usr
on Debian, etc.

You can determine your kde-directory by looking for some K-Application you know you have installed:

# which kedit

and strip the final /bin of the path (e.g. if which kedit returns /usr/bin/kedit , use /usr ).

You might also have to specify your qt (3) directory, passing the commandline-option
--with-qt-dir=/usr/lib/qt3			(or similar)
to configure.

--- COMPILING FOR KDE 2 ---
Compiling for KDE 2 is a little trickier and is not guaranteed to work (I tried to keep the code backwards compatible,
but I simply can't test every release on KDE 2):

1) edit configure.in, changing the lines

KDE_USE_QT(3)
AC_PATH_KDE
#MIN_CONFIG(3)

to

KDE_USE_QT(2)
AC_PATH_KDE
#MIN_CONFIG(2)

2) run

# autoconf

3) add "CPPFLAGS=-DOLD_KDE" to ./configure, e.g.
# ./configure --prefix=/opt/kde2 CPPFLAGS=-DOLD_KDE

4) now do
# make
and
# make install
