New information on BNR2 ----------------------- The Linux version starting with BNR2beta0.11.0 was compiled using Kylix 3 Pro by Borland. A number of shared objects are needed to run BNR2 requiring a Qt runtime library. The library for applications compiled with Kylix 3 is different from those compiled with Kylix 2 such as BNR2beta073. Download instructions on Linux ------------------------------ Download the Linux version starting with BNR2beta0.11.0 and the Qt library file that contains libborqt-6.9.0-qt2.3.so and the included symbolic link libborqt-6.9-qt2.3.so to your download directory. Installation instructions on Linux ---------------------------------- To install BNR2 using the following example will require you to be 'root' to perform this installation. BNR2 and the Qt runtime library can be extracted using the following command. tar -xvzf This command will extract the compressed tarball into one of the following directory structures: BNR2beta0.xx.x/ BNR2/ bin/ BNR2 - application bnr2 - sample script file doc/ readme - this file changes.txt - list of changes for this version icon/ bnr2a.png - icon or libborqt-6.9.0-qt2.3.so/ lib/ libborqt-6.9.0-qt2.3.so - shared object library libborqt-6.9-qt2.3.so - link If you already have a script or plan to use the supplied one then make sure it is correctly setup. The following is an example for BNR2: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/BNR2/lib/ /usr/local/BNR2/BNR2 Using the above example, BNR2 and the script file would be placed in /usr/local/BNR2/ and library files in /usr/local/BNR2/lib/. Make sure you have setup the correct access rights for the script, binary, library and symbolic link. Using the above script, an application launcher can be setup using the command '/usr/local/BNR2/bnr2'. The icon BNR2a.png can be used with an application launcher. Uninstall instructions on Linux ------------------------------- Basically undo everything you did when installing BNR2. Delete the cache directory BNR2, remove the BNR2 and lib directories.