acidlaunch README:

Installation:
	Your standard affair:

	./configure
	make
	switch to root
	make install
	
	You need gdk-pixbuf and libxml2 - these are all in Debian (sid), 
	which is what i build on.

Configuration:
	Look in ~/.acidlaunch - it should be pretty straight-forward. The
	core config file (config.xml) is, as the filename suggests, an XML
	file. This means you can put in XML-style comments (<!-- and -->),
	and it makes my job as a coder much easier. XML is cool :)

	The basic idea is that you configure app launch buttons with an icon,
	a command to run, and a description (which will be shown then the
	launcher is mouse-overed). Launchers can be grouped into tabs, which
	are like "pages" of launchers - you can switch between tabs using the
	A and Z keys.

	The config file is automatically checked for changes (and reloaded if
	any are found) every 5 seconds. The only config change that isn't picked
	up dynamically is whether or not acidlaunch should run in withdrawn
	mode (see section for Blackbox users below).

Use:
	Run it somewhere :)
	
	Keys: a and z to flip between launcher tabs, esc to quit
	drag the window around using your wm's drag key (eg: alt)

Blackbox users:
	You can run acidlaunch in your blackbox slit :) Simply edit the config
	file, find the <withdrawn> tags and set the value to true, like this:
		<withdrawn>true</withdrawn>

Copyright:
	acidlaunch is licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General
	Public License (LGPL). Basically, you can use acidlaunch for whatever you
	like, and include it in other products regardless of their license, but
	any changes made to the acidlaunch code itself must be made available
	under the terms of the LGPL.