To install software: get base file yume3-00x.tgz, unpack, make,
and sudo make install.
To get web page showing examples: get web file yume3-doc-eg00x.tgz
For more details, please see <http://yume3.sourceforge.net/>
and <http://yume2.sourceforge.net/>.
For screen-shots with explanations, see
<http://yume3.sourceforge.net/yume3/web/eg-overview.html> and
<http://yume2.sourceforge.net/examples/eg-overview.html>.
yume is a menu system with user-editable, mouse-activated shell
commands. It creates and runs a menu based on user-provided
arguments. The current version, yume3, is Gtk-based.
To make yume, see directions in INSTALL. That file (linked on this
page, also included in archive) explains how to unpack the source
files, and how to make yume. Note, all of the .tgz files below
unpack into subdirectory yume3/ of working directory.
Generally, it is best to download yume3-00x.tgz (where x is latest
revision), unpack it in a work directory by
tar xzf yume3-00x.tgz
build executables via
make
and install executables and man pages via
sudo make install
. This will take under half a minute on most desktop computers.
After building and installing the software, cd to the examples/
subdirectory and enter
./example-starter4
to run and observe some example yume scripts.
The eg-overview.html webpage can be viewed at link from top
of <http://yume3.sourceforge.net/> ie at
<http://yume3.sourceforge.net/yume3/web/eg-overview.html>
or can be downloaded via yume3-doc-eg02.tgz .
yume.1 and yume-examples.1 via
~FileSize Filename Contents
SF base/
83KB yume3-006.tgz INSTALL, README, Makefile*,
src/, doc/, examples/
SF web/
465KB yume3-doc-eg00c.tgz web/ (ie: eg-overview.html
+ 44 .jpg's)
SF src/
46KB yume3-c-src005.tgz Makefile*, src/, doc/*.1,
examples/yume-gtkrc
SF bin/i686/
6KB yume Yume part 1 executable for i686
31KB yume3 Yume parts 2,3 executable for i686
SF bin/x86_64/
8KB yume Yume part 1 executable for x86_64
40KB yume3 Yume parts 2,3 executable for x86_64
For yume3 examples, please cd to the yume3/examples directory after
you make yume, and enter the command ./yume-examples. Also, see man
yume and man yume-examples.
- jiw, 17 Mar 2011
