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-====================================================================
-      MusE  ---  Linux Music Editor
-====================================================================
-
-Welcome to MusE, the open source MIDI/Audio sequencer.
-
-MusE is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
-Please check out the file COPYING in this directory for more
-details.
-
-,-----------------------------------------------------------------.
-| NOTICE                                                          |
-|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
-| Some parts of MusE code are EXPERIMENTAL, and may well result   |
-| in a CRASH, and who knows what other ill effects.               |
-| RUN THIS SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK.                             |
-`-----------------------------------------------------------------'
-
-  =============================
-      Requirements
-  =============================
-      
-
-      - CMake >= 2.4 
-        http:/www.cmake.org/HTML/Download.html
-
-      - QT: Qt >= 4.2.0 
-        ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source
-        MusE does _not_ compile with older versions
-
-      - gcc >= 4.x.x
-
-      - libsndfile >= 1.0.1
-        http://www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile/
-
-      - libsamplerate
-
-      - JACK >= 0.103
-          http://jackit.sourceforge.net/download/
-
-      Optional:
-
-      - fluidsynth >= 1.0.3 (formerly known as iiwusynth) from
-        http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/fluid
-
-      - OSC (Open Sound Control) 
-      - DSSI (Disposable Soft Synth Interface) with support for DSSI vst plugins.
-        (Both recommended - DSSI alone will have no DSSI GUIs. OSC alone does nothing, for now.)
-
-      - LASH Audio Session Handler
-      
-      - ConTeXt (for building documentation, by default the build
-               script tries to build documentation, can be
-               disabled by setting ENABLE_DOCUMENTATION to OFF)
-
-  =============================
-      Compiling:
-  =============================
-
-      - Download source from http://lmuse.sourceforge.net/
-
-      - Command line to unpack source:
-            tar xvofz muse-x.y.z.tar.gz 
-         where x.y.z is the version number.
-        Or just use a graphical de-compressor to unpack it somewhere.  
-
-      - To compile MusE, run the following commands from the 
-         top level directory where the source code was unpacked
-         (the directory where THIS README FILE is): 
-        
-          # Create build directory. Choose any name like 'build'.
-              mkdir build                                      
-          # Enter build directory.
-              cd build                                         
-          
-          # Create make system in the build directory.
-          # Optional <Prefix> is the location to install MusE, default /usr/local.
-          # Build type can be blank (to reset a previous cached type to 'empty'), 
-          #  debug, release, RelWithDebInfo and MinSizeRel.
-          # If no CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE is given at all, cmake uses either the previous 
-          #  cached value, or else 'empty' (plain unoptimized).
-          # ('Release' type is recommended, otherwise it builds a plain unoptimized program.)
-              cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release [-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<prefix>] ../
-          
-          # Compile muse
-              make                                             
-            
-      - Install MusE:
-              Run "make install"  (as root user)
-
-  =============================
-      running MusE
-  =============================
-
-      MusE is a realtime program which requires special rights to
-      work poperly.
-      Recommended setup:
-
-      - check if you are running a sufficiently new linux kernel > 2.6.x
-
-      - create an "audio" group if it does not already exists
-        and put yourself into this group
-
-      - make sure you can acces the realtime clock (RTC)
-            chmod 660 /dev/rtc
-            chgrp audio /dev/rtc
-
-      - make sure MusE can set the rtc clock:
-            echo 8192 > /proc/sys/dev/rtc/max-user-freq
-            inspect with:
-            cat /proc/sys/dev/rtc/max-user-freq
-
-      - for MusE to gain RT priviledges load the "realtime-lsm"
-        modul; the modul should be configured to give all "audio"
-        group members realtime priviledges
-
-      - some distros do not load the alsa sequencer module by default.
-        if necessary, load the alsa sequencer module with:
-            /sbin/modprobe snd-seq
-
-      - start qjackctl
-            - start JACK with qjackctl
-
-      - start MusE
-
-      (JACK and all its clients (qjackctl & MusE) must run with the
-      same user id)
-
-
-  =============================
-      known bugs
-  =============================
-
-      - many
-
-====================================================================
-Let us know whether MusE works for you !!!
-Have a look at the webpage http://www.muse-sequencer.org for details.
-
-