File	Date	Author	Commit
kdeplugin	2012-03-03	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[1b9896] IMPLEMENTED: "Open with" dialog for Windows
mimedb	2012-03-03	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[4fc765] ADDED: install path for unix build of mimedb li...
searchmonkey_2_0	2012-03-10	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[c4268f] IMPLEMENTED: open file with double click
winplugin	2012-03-03	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[1b9896] IMPLEMENTED: "Open with" dialog for Windows
.gitignore	2012-02-21	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[2c680b] Added .gitignore file.
README.unix	2012-03-08	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[9acc78] FIXED: readme files for unix and win32
README.win32	2012-03-08	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[9acc78] FIXED: readme files for unix and win32
main.pro	2012-02-28	Denis S. Tereshchenko	[64cb69] FIXED: building in unix

Read Me

Notes for building and installing Search Monkey on Unix with KDE Desktop

1. Download and install KDE & Qt development libraries (packages libkde4-devel and libqt4-devel)

2. Open a command line window and navigate into the searchmonkey source directory.

3. Type following commands to build the application:

    # qmake CONFIG+=release LIBDIRSUFFIX="64"
    # make
    # make install     (or # sudo make install         if not currently logged in as root)

		Note: You should add define of LIBDIRSUFFIX variable only if You use x64 kernel. In x32 kernel just type:
			# qmake CONFIG+=release
		instead of
			# qmake CONFIG+=release LIBDIRSUFFIX="64"


4. Now you can launch the searchmonkey application from the "release" folder, which has been placed in the parent 
   folder of the sources directory.

5. If the built application is to be installed on other pc's copy the searchmonkey executable plus the contents of the
   plugin subdirectory to (for eaxmaple)  /usr/local/bin/    and the four libmimedb.so* files to /usr/lib/