The binary supplied is i486-unknown-linux (ELF). It should compile and run
under other operating systems without hassle. It has been tested on:

	* Linux
	* AIX

Feel free to add more to the list (my only request is that you notify me when
you do).

For people with ELF:
	There is already a binary supplied, linked against `libc.so.5.0.9' and
	`libncurses.so.1.9.1b'. If you don't have a shared version of the
	ncurses library, I strongly suggest you make one, it's easy and will
	save you memory and disk space.

	However, if you feel you want to make it yourself read the section for
	who are not as blessed as you. :)

Making from sources:
	First, run `configure', see the file `README.Configure' for details on
	command line options.

	Then edit `config.h' then `Makefile' to suit your needs.

	Then type `make', it should compile without any warnings or errors.
	Try it out on the supplied `test.menu', if it doesn't work please tell
	me what's wrong, and if you are so inclined, have a look at the source
	and try to fix it.

	If it compiles and runs, type `make install' to install it in
	/usr/local/bin (or wherever you set your prefix to).
