
  This is gNumExp, a gui frontend to numexp-core. To compile this package
you need to have the following installed:

	o GNOME 2.6 core libraries (although it probably needs 2.8
because of the new MIME system)

	o numexp-core  (same project page as gnumexp: http://sf.net.projects/numexp)

	o pymathml: http://pymathml.sf.net

	o libnxplot (found in numexp's project page)
	  It also requires:
		- gtk, pygtk;
		- freetype, fontconfig;
		- libgnomeprint.

	o pyorbit, gnome-python, pygtk.

[ Notice that if you install pygtk on a prefix other than python
prefix, you need to define PYTHONPATH accordingly. For example,
installing pygtk under /usr/gnome2 you need to add
/usr/gnome2/lib/python<version>/site-packages to your PYTHONPATH
environment variable. This variable must be defined before
gnome-session (and bonobo-activation-server) starts. ]

	o The XHTML plus MathML DTD properly installed. At numexp's
sourceforge project page, in the "files" section, you'll find a
package with all the files necessary, and an installation
script. Always use the last version available there. To install, just
run 'make install', that's all.  Please note that you must have an XML
catalog file, /etc/xml/catalog. If you don't have one, create it with:
		# mkdir /etc/xml
		# xmlcatalog --create --noout /etc/xml/catalog

	o A set of standard ghostscript fonts (just the fonts, not
ghostscript itself). No particular version is required.

        *** IMPORTANT *** Make sure that the ghostscript fonts are
registered with fontconfig.

	o Also, some more fonts with good unicode coverage are
recommended.  You can find some here:
	http://bibliofile.mc.duke.edu/gww/fonts/Unicode.html
[ One easy way to install fonts under fontconfig consists on:
	1. cd ~/.fonts
	2. unzip ../FontsArchive.zip
	3. fc-cache
  I recommend the TTF Caslon font; it is used to provide a greater
variety of symbols to the mathml engine. ]

 --- (More) Instalation notes: ---

Please install in the same prefix as gnome2, otherwise nothing will
work.  Since gnumexp 0.9, it does so by default.

[ In reality, you can install in any prefix you like as long as you
configure the various search paths accordingly, in particular Bonobo
Activation's search path. ]

