Installation
============
Do not try to install it using the GNOME Theme Selector.
Because the theme is based on an engine, the engine has to be
compiled first.

I have not used GNU AutoMake or AutoConf, but I don't think there
would be any reason to either. At least not for now.

First, look through the Makefile to see if there is anything
you may have to edit for your configuration.
I have successfully run the Makefile without having to change
a single bit under various Linux'es and under Irix.
There are a few things you would have to change for some BSDs though
and that is commented out.

Uninstall:
  If you have an old version of Xenophilia then you may want to
  "make uninstall" first.

Theme Engine and Data:
  In a shell of your choice, cd into the Xenophilia directory,
  and then run the following commands:

  > make
  > make install

  This will (hopefully) build and install the theme engine and the
  theme data. You may need to be root to "make install".


Fonts:
  You may have to be root to install the fonts.

  Under Red Hat Linux, you can do:
  > make install-fonts

  It will by default run the commands below:

  > cp infernal-120.pcf.gz /usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/
  > cp infernal-bold-120.pcf.gz /usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/
  > mkfontdir /usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc
  > xset fp rehash

  The makefile has a variable called FONTDIR for directory.
  The last line does not have to be executed if the X server is
  not running. It can also be substituted with restarting the server.

After that has been installed, to actually use the theme engine you
would have to tell GTK+ to load it when it starts up.
If you are using GNOME, you could use GNOME's Theme Selector.
Otherwise you would have to do it manually. From the distribution
directory, run:

> cp Xenophilia/gtk/gtkrc ~/.gtkrc

The next thing you will have to do (if nothing is wrong) would be
to (re)start a GTK+ program and the theme engine will be used.
