You fancy getting stuck in to Gnerudite?
Excellent, everyone is welcome to get involved.

Please read the generic Gnome stuff below...

To submit a patch, email it to me <gilbertt@tomgilbert.freeserve.co.uk>

My preffered patch format is the output of:
diff -u oldfile newfile

My preferred indenting style is the Gnu style. This is the default output of
GNU indent 2.1.1, but for earlier versions, you will need to provide the --gnu
parameter (I think).

If you send a couple of nice patches, you'll be welcome to get stuck
into CVS directly.

Hack on anything you like, have a read through the source, find one of the many
/* TODO */ labels, and get stuck in. Fix any glaring errors you find, I don't
pretend to be good at this!

Thanks for reading! Happing Gnoming...

Tom Gilbert.

------------------------ GENERIC GNOME HACKING ------------------------

If you want to hack on the GNOME project, it will make your life easier
to have the following packages installed:

	- GNU m4 1.4
	- GNU texinfo 3.12 (for makeinfo 1.68)
	- GNU autoconf 2.13
	- GNU libtool 1.2d
	- GNU gettext 0.10.35
	- GNU automake 1.4
	- GNU guile 1.3a
	- GNU indent 1.91 (ORBit wants it)

These should be available by ftp from prep.ai.mit.edu or any of the
fine GNU mirrors.  Prerelease software can be found at alpha.gnu.org.

If you are accessing gnome via CVS, then you will have to run the
autogen.sh script with any possible arguments that you might want to
pass to configure.

    cvsroot/gnome# ./autogen.sh --prefix=/opt/gnome

If you like to build in a directory different from the source, you can
run `<path-to-src-dir>/autogen.sh' in the build directory.

Please submit patches to the gnome-list@gnome.org mailing list.  All
kinds of contributions are accepted. If at all possible, please use
CVS to get the latest development version of gnome; the README file
has the CVSROOT information.