1. Configuring for your system
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If there is no `configure' script in this distribution you need to run GNU
autoconf to produce it from `configure.in'.
Run "./configure". It would create `Makefile' and `config.h' from `Makefile.in'
and `config.h.in' respectively.
By default `rus' would be set for installation into /usr/local, if you want to
change target directory run "./configure --prefix=PREFIX" (e.g.
"./configure --prefix=/usr").
For other options available check "./configure --help".

2. Making `rus'
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After you have run `./configure' script, you are ready to make binaries.
For this just do "make".

3. Installing `rus'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If you are root and you wish to install `rus' on your system, just do
"make install". This would copy `rus' and links (`koi', `alt', `win', `iso',
`mac') to binary directory inside PREFIX (by default PREFIX is /usr/local, so
to /usr/local/bin), and man files to man directory inside PREFIX
(/usr/local/man/man1 by default).

4. Uninstalling `rus'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"make uninstall"

5. Cleaning
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"make clean" would remove binaries, object files, links in current directory.
"make wipe" would remove anything created by "./configure; make".
