  netrik 1.15.3 (beta)
>======================<


_What it is_ (INTRODUCTION)

Netrik is the ANTRIK Internet Viewer/Browser/Explorer/Navigator/whatever. (Tell
us which one you like best :-) )

Netrik is Free Source Software published under the GNU GPL; see LICENSE for
details.

If you haven't already done so, you may want to take a look at the SourceForge
page at http://netrik.sourceforge.net/ , where you can read extensive
discussion on topics like: What it is all about; why it is there; how it
developes; what features are intended; why we consider it necessary etc.

For short, netrik is a really fancy text mode WWW browser (somewhat similar to
lynx, links, w3m -- only better :-) ), having all possible features making
sense in text mode -- including multi-windowing and JavaScript; and with a
really nice UI. Well, strictly speaking, it will be...


_What is new_ (CHANGES)

1.15.3: Fixes a serious bug in syntax parsing, that caused parts of the page
being eaten. (Wrong handling of unknown/invalid numeric character references.)

1.15.2: Fixes lots of bugs, including a crash in the search command (and other
potential crashes), a bug in link highlighting on centered text, handling of
local file names with spaces, anchors at the end of a text block, and text at
the end of a page. The build system has also been somewhat improved, and
updated for current autoconf.

1.15.1: Fixes a little but critical bug in handling of <meta> elements, which
made the content of many pages invisible.

1.15:

This release has various important bugfixes and simple but useful feature
improvements in HTML form handling and more fixes/improvements to the parser
(especially handling of broken comments).

See NEWS for changes in previous releases.


_Where it runs_ (SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS)

Netrik is developed and tested under GNU/Linux. It doesn't use anything
specific for Linux, though; thus it should also compile on any other Unix-like
operating system. However, you may need to get some libraries that aren't
typically available on non-GNU systems; some changes/enhancements to
configure.in may also be necessary. Just try it out and let us know if it works
:-)

For viewing pages on FTP servers, or if you don't want to use the builtin HTTP
handling, you also need to have GNU Wget installed. (Of course you can replace
it with your favourite HTTP loader, by changing the command in configure.in)

Netrik used to work on FreeBSD; this will need to be re-implemented for the new
build system, however. (Your help is welcome :-) )


_How to use_ (INSTALL)

Installation is triggered by the typical command sequence:

   ./configure && make && make install

in the netrik directory. (If you got netrik from CVS, you'll have to do
"autoreconf -i" first.)

In the case some of the commands fails without printing a useful diagnostic
message, please send a bug report. (See _Bugs_.)

All installation steps should work automatically; no user interaction is
necessary. However, you may want to set some options influencing important
features of the program. Use

   ./configure --help

to find out what options are available.

Some details of the compiling process can also be influenced by make variables,
e.g.

   CC=gcc-3.0 ./configure

Especially LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS may be useful, to give the location of a
library and its headers if it resides in an unusual place.

The installation process should be straightforward, if you have all necessary
libraries installed. See _Why it fails_ below if you run into trouble.


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