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Now you will have the current CVS checkout of the Linux DC++ client. It uses <tt>scons</tt> as its build system, not <tt>make</tt>, so you will probably need to install that (for example, using <tt>apt-get install scons</tt> or what have whatever other package manager youuse). To build it, you just issue this command:

It will require a lot of development libraries. Big ones are the <tt>GTK+ header files</tt>, <tt>glade header files</tt>, and <tt>bzip2 </tt> header files. Normally for your distro this will be the package name with a <tt>-dev</tt> or <tt>-devel</tt> appended. For example, in Fedora Core (my distro of choice) I needed to , you would install the package <tt>gtk2-devel</tt> to get the GTK+ header files. As listed in the readme file, the dependencies are:

After build building the package you , there will have be an executable named <tt>linuxdcpp</tt> in your current working directory. Run it (e.g. with <tt>./linuxdcpp</tt>) and enjoy.