./configure

	If ./configure wants to use an authentication method you don't
	want lockvc to try and use, tell it no:

	./configure [--without-pam] [--without-shadow]

	If configure asks for a package, it will ask for the package
	appropriate for a modern RPM-based distro.  I reckon 95% of
	those who need to be told what to install have one of those.
	Users of Debian, Slackware and I know not what else can
	probably figure out what glibc-devel is (glibc-dev and
	slakware/d1/glibc.tgz, I think).

	After you give it what it wants, "rm config.cache" or
	"make distclean" and ./configure again. 

	To build lockvc withou the daemon (I doubt the daemon will work
	or even compile/link except on Linux),

	./configure --disable-daemon

make

make install

	If you are not the system administrator, you will need to get
	it to do this for you.  If you are, I trust you know to use
	su -c or sudo or log in as user 0 to run this and log back out
	when you are done.

	If you want the screensaver daemon, make sure lockvc works (see
	TESTME), then use an editor to paste inittab to an appropriate
	spot in /etc/inittab.  SuSE uses different runlevels, I think,
	you might want to adjust those.
