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See INSTALL file for build and installation instructions

After initial installation, TaRT users should run

> TaRT -s

to create their config files.

By default, the TaRT executable is installed in /usr/local/bin
and the tagline database (tag.trt) is installed in /etc
Although, if you plan on adding a lot of custom taglines to the
database (TaRT -a) and are not root, you might want to copy tag.trt to
your home directory and use it from there.

TaRT has been shown to run on i386 LinuxELF, RiscOS and SunOS 5.6

An example .TaRTrc file is provided as misc/TaRTrc-distrib
An axample custom layout file is included as misc/customlayout-distrib
An example special dates file is included as misc/specialdates-distrib

HINT: 	you may want to add a line to your start-up script or crontab to
	update your TaRT signature on a regular basis.

UPDATE:	as of version 3.00 LinuxTaRT has it's own daemon mode! See the
	README for details.

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