GNUMail.app 
===============================================================================

If you want very good documentation on how to get GNUMail.app running on
you computer, look at the following documentation provided by
Martin Brecher:

http://www.stupid-design.com/martin/GNUstep/GNUMail.app/

For a quick installation guide, read the following lines.

[ GNUSTEP ]
To install GNUMail.app, install first GNUstep. You can get GNUstep at:

http://www.gnustep.org
 
Be sure to fully read and understand GNUstep installation. You can read a comprehensive guide on installing GNUstep on Linux machines here:

http://www.made-it.com/GNUstep/Build/

Once you've installed GNUstep, you have to install Pantomime.

To install Pantomime, see:

http://www.collaboration-world.com/pantomime/

Once you've installed GNUstep and Pantomime, you can install GNUMail.app.

To compile it:

make
make install (optional)

To run it:

openapp GNUMail.app

To run it in a different language (English, French, German):

opentool defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSLanguages "(French)"
openapp GNUMail.app (or openapp Source/GNUMail.app)


[ MACOS X ]

Get Pantomime and GNUMail.app sources from the URLs above.

Move the files to ~/tmp and uncompress them by doing:

% cd ~/tmp
% tar -zxvf GNUMail-x.y.z.tar.gz
% tar -zxvf Pantomime-x.y.z.tar.gz

Start Project Builder. Open ~/tmp/Pantomime/Pantomime.pbproj and
choose from the menu Build -> Build. Close the project.

Now, copy the Pantomime framework in your own Frameworks directory
by doing:

% cd ~/Library/Frameworks
% cp -R ~/tmp/Pantomime/build/Pantomime.framework .

Now, we are ready to compile GNUMail.app.

Open in Project Builder ~/tmp/GNUMail/GNUMail.pbproj
From the tree at the left, select Frameworks.
From the menu, choose Project -> Add Frameworks...
Choose ~/Library/Frameworks/Pantomime.framework
Select the Targets tab. Select "Everything" and choose from the
menu Build -> Build. 

Now, create ~/Library/GNUMail/Bundles by doing:

% mkdir ~/Library/GNUMail
% mkdir ~/Library/GNUMail/Bundles

Then, copy all preferences bundles from ~/tmp/GNUMail/build to
~/Library/GNUMail/Bundles by doing:

% cd ~/tmp/GNUMail/build
% cp -R *.prefs ~/Library/GNUMail/Bundles

Then, in the Targets tab, choose GNUMail. After, choose
Build -> Build and Run. You should see GNUMail.app!

---
Authors: Ludovic Marcotte <ludovic@Sophos.ca>
         Parts by: Jonathan B. Leffert <jonathan@leffert.net>
	 Parts by: Vincent Ricard <vricard@wanadoo.fr>
	 Parts by: Francis Lachapelle <francis@Sophos.ca>
	 Parts by: Alexey I. Froloff <raorn@binec.ru>
	 Parts by: Pierre-Yves Rivaille <pyrivail@ens-lyon.fr>

	 Icons by: Andrew Lindesay (apl@kcbbs.gen.nz)
	 Animated icon by: Jeff Teunissen <deek@d2dc.net>
