Untar the package using the Linux shell command line "tar -zxvf wrgtk-1.0.tgz" which should create the directory Wrkit-GTK. Change directory to it "cd Wrkit-GTK" and then type"./configure" to run P. Brisset's configure script.

Then if all goes well, type "make" and if that also goes well type "make install". The wrkit and wrgtk binary files etc should get installed in to your /usr/local/bin directory. You can then run my wrgtk program from XFree86/Xwindows (hopefully the GTK+ and GDK library packages are already installed!).

A Point of Caution :- the "make install" feature will overwrite an already existing installation of Pascal's original wrkit (OOPS!). I must work on a solution for this as it's my bluey! :) Luckily the current version 0.4 of wrkit matches.

This all has to be done as root. At this point in time only root user can run my wrgtk program. I'll try to create a "module" version of the wrgtk (for non-root users) in time for Version 1.1 about early November 2001, all going well!

In this Version 1.0 pre-release of wrgtk only the main window's frontend widgets have any function.

All the windows that are brought up via the pull down menus and buttons have no real function, except for the program quit! Thanks for your patience - Yuri.

It inspired me to proceed with the wrgtk (WiNRADiO Gimp Tool Kit) GNU GPL project.

Thanks also to Pascal Brisset for his well engineered `` wrkit'' (WiNRADiO tcl/tk tool Kit) - particularly the vanilla C source library wrlib and Makefile which makes `` wrgtk '' possible.

We dedicate these GNU GPL projects to all the people at WiNRADiO Communications - past, present and future. The low level driver source was made possible by this company.

Thanks also goes to the Internet Service Provider (ISP) that makes the http://www.linradio.com website possible. Both this and the http://www.winradio.com websites look most professional!

Thanks also to the numerous people worldwide whose WWW searchable GTK+ and GDK C programming examples solved many of the intricate problems that would have otherwise put at least another 2 months on the project! Keep up the good work guys!

Finally, a special thanks to all WiNRADiO Customers , for your feedback on a nunber of occasions. I am most pleased with the variety of engineering, scientific and educational applications you are putting the WiNRADiOs to. I wish everyone the best of luck with any future applications!

It all helps!

- Yuri "George" Muzyka, ZL1GYM (N.Z.C.E. - Electronics & Computer Technology)