INSTALL for flyingwindows:

COMPILING FLYINGWINDOWS
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  MY DREAM
  --------
    While it is my hope that this screenhack (as they're called) will be
    incorporated in a future official release of "xscreensaver," at this
    point, you must compile it yourself.

    Since this program takes advantage of a number of bits from the
    xscreensaver release (so that it is as compatible with all X systems as
    all of the other xscreensaver hacks are), the first thing you need to do
    is to download and install (or begin installing) xscreensaver.


  GET XSCREENSAVER
  ----------------
    * Download the xscreensaver source from the following URL:
      http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/
      (Flying Windows 0.0 was created using bits from xscreensaver 3.09.)
    * Open up the archive (with gunzip and tar)
    * Go inside and run "./configure" to create the proper configration files
    * Then run "make" to build object files that flyingwindows will link to

    NOTE: You do not need to run "make install" unless you really want to
    install the version of xscreensaver that you just downloaded.  If you
    already have xscreensaver installed (you probably do), it's not
    necessary.  flyingwindows just needs some ".h" and ".o" files.  If the
    steps above worked, you just built them.


  CREATE SOME LINKS
  -----------------
    Using the magic of UNIX, also known as symbolic links, we can easily
    steal bits from the xscreensaver directory you were just in by running
    the simple shell script "link.sh".  Tell "link.sh" where the xscreensaver
    directory is.  For example:

      ./link.sh ~/xscreensaver-3.09

    It will create symbolic links (using the "ln -s" command), within the
    flyingwindows directory, to the appropriate ".o" and ".h" files found
    within the xscreensaver directory you specified.


  RUN MAKE!
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    Now you should be able to type:

      make

    And flyingwindows will build.  All done!  If you have problems, please
    report them at:   http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/bugtrack/


TESTING FLYINGWINDOWS
---------------------
  You can run flyingwindows yourself and it will open a new window and
  display the animation there.  Use your window manager's "close" button
  or press CTRL-C in your xterm to quit.

    ./flyingwindows

  Do you want to run it in your root window (ie, on your desktop)?  Just
  use the "-root" option:

    ./flyingwindows -root

  Well, it worked, didn't it?  Now to use it under xscreensaver!
