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FahMon README |
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Version 2.3.99.4 |
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Authors: |
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François Ingelrest |
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Andrew Schofield |
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Copyright: |
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© François Ingelrest 2003-7 |
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© Andrew Schofield 2007-10 |
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For further details see AUTHORS and THANKS |
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Licence: |
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FahMon is free software. Please see the file COPYING for details. |
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About: |
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FahMon is an open-source tool (GPL license) that allows you to quickly check the |
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progress of your Folding@Home client (or clients if you have multiple ones), |
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avoiding you having to open different files and/or to go to the Internet (for |
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example to know how much your current work unit is worth). Other monitoring |
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tools exist (such as Electron Microscope or FahLogStats), so if you don't like |
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FahMon, have a look at them! |
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FahMon is entirely coded in C++ and uses the wxWidgets library, which allows |
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FahMon to exist both for Linux and Windows. It is designed to be really easy to |
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use, and you should thus not encounter any major problem. |
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For a complete version history, please see the ChangeLog file. |
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New in this release: |
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To see what's new in this release, please read the NEWS and ChangeLog files. |
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System requirements: |
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Windows - Any machine capable of running Windows 2000 or later. |
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Linux - Any machine capable of running a modern X server. |
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Broadly speaking any machine you are likely to want to run FahMon on will be |
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sufficient. |
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Software requirements: |
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For additional software requirements see the REQUIRES file. |
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Installations instructions: |
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Please see the INSTALL file. |
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Contact details: |
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Website: http://fahmon.net/ |
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Support site: http://trac.fahmon.net/ |
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email: andrew_s@fahmon.net |
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Translations |
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The translations provided with FahMon should work with no user intervention on |
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both Linux and MS Windows provided they were installed correctly. |
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Editing existing translations |
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To edit existing translations, you can open the relevant .po file in your |
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gettext catalog editor (see REQUIRES) and start modifying the strings. On Linux, |
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these can be found in the po directory of the installation source, on MS |
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Windows, these can be found in the lang folder. Once you are happy with the |
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translations you have edited, you need to install them. |
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To install an edited translation on Linux, simply run "make update-gmo" then |
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"make install" (as root or sudo). This will compile the translation to a binary |
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file and install it into the relevant location. |
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To install the edited transltaion on MS Windows, you need to get you gettext |
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catalog editor to save a .mo file (poEdit wil do this). Save the file as |
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fahmon.mo into the relevant folder under the "lang" folder. |
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Restart FahMon and your new translations should appear. |
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Creating new translations |
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Make sure you have read the REQUIRES file. |
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Make sure you know the language code for your new translation (combine the two |
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letter language code from ISO 639-1 with the two letter country code from ISO |
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3166. See the existing translations for examples). |
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On Linux, copy fahmon.pot in the po folder, to 'your_translation_name'.po and |
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start editing. After saving your translation, open up configure.ac in the source |
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root directory, and navigate down to "ALL_LINGUAS" and add your new translation |
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to the list. |
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Run ./reconf; ./configure; make update-gmo; make install to add your new |
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translation. (This should not force a recompile of fahmon itself, unless you |
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passed different options to configure). |
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On Windows, make a folder under 'lang' with the name of your translation and |
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copy fahmon.pot into it. Rename this to a .po file and start editing it. Once |
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finished, save the .mo file as fahmon.mo and restart FahMon. |
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Once you've created translations, please create a support ticket using trac: |
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http://trac.fahmon.net/ and attach your new .po file. |
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Alternatively, email the .po file to andrew_s@fahmon.net |
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