
With the tar.gz file, you have pre-compiled binaries for Linux and the JAVA 
applet.

To recompile and install the beast, you must execute:
#configure
#make 
#make install

Next, you must copy the applet directory for a subdirectory of your http server.
(for instance, apache), in the same server as this software is running. This is
a severe limitation imposed by the security model of the JAVA virtual machine.
The applet directory gots a HTLM file, and the JAVA applets compiled according
to the JAVA virtual machine v1.1.

Normaly, your Apache root directory can be found at:

RedHat, Mandrake: /home/httpd/html
Debian:		  /var/www

To boot apache, you can run:

RedHat, Mandrake: /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd start
Debian:		  /etc/init.d/apache start

To modify the system for booting Apache everytime you boot the system, execute
the following command under Mandrake or RedHat:
#ntsysv

The index.html file needs to be modified. You must change the IP in there to 
the IP address of your *ix server.
