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 Dear User/Packager,
 
 this Readme is targeted toward users who want to build Kile from source or plan to create binary packages on Linux systems
 
 
 (1) Checking dependencies
 ============================
 
 You will need recent versions of
 
 - a C++ compiler that supports lambda expressions (like GCC 6.x)
 - CMake
 - Qt 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
 - KDE Frameworks 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
 - Okular 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
 
 (2) Building Kile from source on Linux systems
 ==============================================
 
 It is recommended to create a special directory which will contain the Kile executable and related files. In that way
 it is easier to upgrade Kile. We assume in the following that the directory $HOME/kile-install is used for that purpose.
 If you do not want to use a separate directory, you can also install Kile into the local KDE directory for your user,
 which is named $HOME/.kde usually. The different steps for compiling Kile are now as follows:
 
 - Extract the source code with "tar xjf kile-<x>.tar.bz2"
 - Create a "kile-build" directory somewhere for an out-of-source build.
 - Enter the "kile-build" directory and call CMake with:
   " cmake <path to the Kile source directory> -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/kile-install -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debug" "
 - Type "make -j 2" to compile the package.
 - Type "make install -j 2" to install the programs, data files and documentation.
 - Type "XDG_DATA_DIRS=$HOME/kile-install/:$XDG_DATA_DIRS $HOME/kile-install/bin/kile" to run Kile
 
 (3) Using Kile
 ===============================
 
 To use Kile you (obviously) need some external programs.
 The following list is divided into basic, advanced and additional usage.
 
 Basic:
 - TeXLive LaTeX distribution, which will add, among others, the following programs:
     - Tex/LaTeX
     - PDFLaTeX
     - XeLaTeX
     - ConTeXt
     - BibTeX
     - MakeIndex
 
 Advanced:
 - ImageMagick, DVIPNG (for the bottom bar preview)
 
 By default Kile ships with pre-defined tool settings for following programs:
 - Tar/Zip/GZip/BZip2 (Archive)
 - DBLaTeX (Docbook to LaTeX)
 - Metapost and Asymptote
 - LaTeX2html (LaTeX to Web)
 - Tex4ht (LaTeX to Web)
 - Xindy (MakeIndex replacement)
 - Lilypond (Music Typesetting)
 - Konqueror/Firefox (Viewing HTML)
 - KBibTeX, KBib, JabRef, PyBliographer, GBib (View BibTeX files)
 
 If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us via kile-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.
 
 The Kile development team