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$Id: README,v 1.4 2002/07/19 17:22:30 rsmith Exp $

This is the README file for YAMP for Linux.

What is YAMP?

The name YAMP is an abbreviation for "Yet Another Mixer Program" ;)

It is a program to control several properties of your soundcard, such as audio volume, bass, treble etc. It runs under the X Window System and uses the GTK+ toolkit (built and tested with GTK+ 2.0.5).

With this version 1.0, YAMP has been ported to GTK+ 2.0. It will no longer compile with GTK+ 1.2.

Changes

1.0.0
- Ported to GTK+ 2.0
- If the 'sync' checkbutton is enabled, the sliders for left and right move in concert with the slider below.

Files

The distribution should contain the following files:

LICENSE         GNU General Public License.
Makefile        Makefile for GNU make.
README          :-)
depend          Makefile dependancies. Do not delete this file.
gezicht.xpm     Pixmap used in the about dialog box.
yamp.1          manual page.
yamp.c          The code

Building and installing the program

  • Read the makefile. Change the install locations if you want.
  • To build the program invoke 'make'.
  • To install the program, invoke 'make install' as root.

If you don't like it, login as root, change to the source directory and run 'make uninstall'. After that you can remove the source tree.

Contact the author

For questions, remarks and bug reports about the source release contact the author at the following address.

e-mail: rsmith@xs4all.nl
snail-mail: R.F. Smith

            Dr. Hermansweg 36
            5624 HR Eindhoven
            The Netherlands

I only release source code packages. IMHO this is the best way to work around library versions and related difficulties. (It also means that other people, using the source, can find the bugs that I overlooked :-) If you want to build a binary package, by all means do so, but please identify it as your doing and responsibility.


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