[give advice:
  Before you start copy-cat installing what has been written,
  first read thru it (all of it!), then follow the instructions.
]

[open konsole]
 su <username you want to install it into>
 mkdir ~/slicker
 mkdir ~/slicker/src
 cd ~/slicker/src
 svn co svn://svn.slicker.org/slicker/atuin/trunk atuin 
 cd atuin

[give advice:
  The default prefix gets set to '/usr/local/kde' if you don't have
  a '$KDEDIR' variable declared (check by doing 'echo $KDEDIR').
  so, by default, everything will install into these directories:

  bin's 	=> $KDEDIR/bin
  lib's		=> $KDEDIR/lib
  modules	=> $KDEDIR/lib/kde3
  *.desktop	=> $KDEDIR/share/apps/slicker/cardapplets

  NOTE!: $KDEDIR == /usr/local/kde IF no $KDEDIR declared!

  Following these instructions will instead install it to your home
  directory. The reason for installing it here is to make it a bit more clear
  which files Slicker uses. This also allows you to control who gets to crash
  your computer :), because you never know what bug(s) you may encounter.

  You can always do it your way, just know what you're doing.

  If you don't take the above suggestion, make _sure_ you have $KDEDIR
  declared to get Slicker running; eg. 'export KDEDIR=$(kde-config --prefix)',
  or run configure with '--prefix=$(kde-config --prefix)' before you continue.

   NOTE!:  declaring variables in console will not save them for 'next time',
                and you have to declare them again. If you want to permanently
                declare them put them in /etc/bash.bashrc or equal!
]

 make -f Makefile.cvs
 ./configure --prefix=$HOME/slicker
 make

[give advice:
   NOTE!: if you don't follow the above suggestion make sure you are superuser
                when doing the "make install".
]

 make install

[give advice:
  If you didn't follow the instructions above, and you let it install in the
  default location make sure '$(kde-config --prefix)/bin' is in your 'PATH', 

  If you did follow the instruction above, you have to make KDE recognize
  '$HOME/slicker' is a 'KDE-dir', and that it should look there.

   NOTE!: You will need to be superuser to complete this.
]

 su
 kwrite /etc/X11/Xsession

[give advice:
  Now all you need to do is add the following lines:
      'export KDEDIRS=$(kde-config --prefix):$HOME/slicker'
      'export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/slicker/bin'
  without the quotations marks! - as you normally would do, 
  at the top the file (before the script starts!).

   NOTE!: In order for the new variable to be set, you have to
                restart X when you are done.
]

 cd ~/slicker/bin
 chmod 700 slicker

[give advice:
  Now all you (must be the same user how installed it! xor root) have to do
  is pop open a console-window or run-command-window, and type 'slicker'

  If you are daring enough, you can also have Slicker start at Bootup/Login
  instead of Kicker. Do:
    mkdir ~/.kde/share/autostart
    cp $(kde-config --prefix)/share/autostart/*.desktop ~/.kde/share/autostart
    kwrite ~/.kde/share/autostart/panel.desktop
  and change the line that says:
    "Exec=kicker" to "Exec=slicker"
  restart X and have fun.
]