KRogue is a KDE version of rogue - a game where you have to explore dungeons,
kill monsters, use magic items etc. The files in the rogue/ directory are the
original files (with some modifications) from 
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/games/dungeon/rogue/rogue-985.tar.Z. Other
files are written by me. This version is written for KDE 2 - it works under
KDE 2.0 Beta 1. A patch to make it work under Krash can be downloaded from
http://ksi.ii.uj.edu.pl/krogue/dl/kr097-krash.patch.gz.

Under KDE 1.1.x use KRogue 0.9.6pl1.

To build it type:
./configure
make
make install

(`make install` must be done as root)

Use the Panel/Restart from the K menu or wait some time. The Rogue icon should
appear in the K/Games menu.


If you want to uninstall it, type (as root):
make uninstall

You can then delete the empty directories:
$KDEDIR/share/apps/krogue
$KDEDIR/share/doc/HTML/en/krogue
$KDEDIR/share/doc/HTML/pl/krogue

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If you are upgrading from KRogue 0.9.6/0.9.6pl1, change the name of the score
files - the host score file (in $KDEDIR/share/apps/krogue/) that was
krogue.scores is now called krogue.host.scores. The user score file (in
~/.kde/share/appe/krogue/) is now called krogue.user.scores. If you want to use
both KRogue 0.9.6 and 0.9.7, make symlinks.

If you call an item (with Commands > Call), the name is stored in the savegame
file in UTF-8, while KRogue 0.9.6 used the local charset. That means that if
you restore a game saved with KRogue 0.9.6 with non-ASCII item names, the
local characters may disappear. You should simply call all the items again. The
same apply to the nicknames in the score files. If you have non-ASCII
characters there, choose Command > Options and press OK.

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If you don't have root access you can install KRogue in your home directory:

./configure
./configure --disable-path-check --prefix=~/.kde
make
make install

You should edit ~/.kde/applink/Games/krogue.kdelnk (or use the Menu Editor)
and change the path in Exec= line to an absolute path to the exectable
(e.g. /home/mikolaj/.kde/bin/krogue).

If KRogue is already installed in someone's home directory and he has allowed
access to these files you can make symlinks form your home directory to these
files, or change the KDEDIR or KDEDIRS variable:
  KDEDIR=<my usual KDE dir>:/home/someone/.kde

Mikolaj Zalewski <M.Zalewski@pegaz.if.uj.edu.pl>                  22 May 2000