2008-04-16 23:40:15 +00:00
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If you checked out from the repository, make sure
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you have *libtool* installed, then run
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1. ./autogen.sh
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2. ./configure --enable-debug=yes
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3. make
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If you obtained midori in the form of a release tarball,
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you need to perform the following steps in order to
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build and install the program.
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2007-12-16 22:20:24 +00:00
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1. Unpack the archive.
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2. Check build options with
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./configure --help
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3. Prepare for build with
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./configure
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4. Build midori with
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make
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5. To install midori run either
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(sudo) make install
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or
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(sudo) checkinstall
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6. For a list of command line options run
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midori --help
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