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0001 Dear User/Packager,
0002 
0003 this Readme is targeted toward users who want to build Kile from source or plan to create binary packages on Linux systems
0004 
0005 
0006 (1) Checking dependencies
0007 ============================
0008 
0009 You will need recent versions of
0010 
0011 - a C++ compiler that supports lambda expressions (like GCC 6.x)
0012 - CMake
0013 - Qt 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
0014 - KDE Frameworks 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
0015 - Okular 5 (and corresponding development packages if installed from binary packages)
0016 
0017 (2) Building Kile from source on Linux systems
0018 ==============================================
0019 
0020 It is recommended to create a special directory which will contain the Kile executable and related files. In that way
0021 it is easier to upgrade Kile. We assume in the following that the directory $HOME/kile-install is used for that purpose.
0022 If you do not want to use a separate directory, you can also install Kile into the local KDE directory for your user,
0023 which is named $HOME/.kde usually. The different steps for compiling Kile are now as follows:
0024 
0025 - Extract the source code with "tar xjf kile-<x>.tar.bz2"
0026 - Create a "kile-build" directory somewhere for an out-of-source build.
0027 - Enter the "kile-build" directory and call CMake with:
0028   " cmake <path to the Kile source directory> -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/kile-install -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debug" "
0029 - Type "make -j 2" to compile the package.
0030 - Type "make install -j 2" to install the programs, data files and documentation.
0031 - Type "XDG_DATA_DIRS=$HOME/kile-install/:$XDG_DATA_DIRS $HOME/kile-install/bin/kile" to run Kile
0032 
0033 (3) Using Kile
0034 ===============================
0035 
0036 To use Kile you (obviously) need some external programs.
0037 The following list is divided into basic, advanced and additional usage.
0038 
0039 Basic:
0040 - TeXLive LaTeX distribution, which will add, among others, the following programs:
0041     - Tex/LaTeX
0042     - PDFLaTeX
0043     - XeLaTeX
0044     - ConTeXt
0045     - BibTeX
0046     - MakeIndex
0047 
0048 Advanced:
0049 - ImageMagick, DVIPNG (for the bottom bar preview)
0050 
0051 By default Kile ships with pre-defined tool settings for following programs:
0052 - Tar/Zip/GZip/BZip2 (Archive)
0053 - DBLaTeX (Docbook to LaTeX)
0054 - Metapost and Asymptote
0055 - LaTeX2html (LaTeX to Web)
0056 - Tex4ht (LaTeX to Web)
0057 - Xindy (MakeIndex replacement)
0058 - Lilypond (Music Typesetting)
0059 - Konqueror/Firefox (Viewing HTML)
0060 - KBibTeX, KBib, JabRef, PyBliographer, GBib (View BibTeX files)
0061 
0062 If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us via kile-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.
0063 
0064 The Kile development team