[Pkg-wmaker-commits] [wmbubble] 136/207: Fix bundled documentation; nothing is configurable at build time anymore

[Doug Torrance]

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commit 22c575e4ad1682907a9458dd4834c04fcdcf2cd1
Author: Robert Jacobs <rnjacobs at mit.edu>
Date:   Tue Jan 3 18:22:33 2012 -0800

    Fix bundled documentation; nothing is configurable at build time anymore
---
 INSTALL |  6 ++----
 README  | 18 ++++++++----------
 2 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)

diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL
index e29ed68..c74290d 100644
--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -8,10 +8,8 @@ Install instructions:
 Using GNU make wmbubble should compile without changes on any system listed
 in SUPPORTED_SYSTEMS file.  If not, feel free to fix it and send me a diff -u.
 
-Check README file for configuration options - you can either permanently
-disable a feature by editing Makefile and commenting out any of the EXTRA
-defines, or disable it at run-time by using command-line switches. Colors
-and bubble physics can also be configured through ~/.Xresources file.
+Check README file for configuration options - you can disable or adjust all
+features at run-time by using command-line switches or X resources.
 
 On BSDs, you can do make install as root to install in /usr/local/bin
 and give wmbubble proper permissions, or you'll have to give wmbubble
diff --git a/README b/README
index 5740d1a..40f8fe4 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -55,16 +55,14 @@ sounds with WMBubble.
 Configuration:
 
 WMBubble is very configurable. Previous section explains many features, but
-all of them can be disabled, either through compile-time settings or with
-command-line switches at startup. The general Makefile contains
- compilation defines near the top. You can comment out
-a particular line, to disable that feature. Alternatively, you can run
-"wmbubble -help" for a list of command line options. This will show command-line
-switches which can be used to disable certain WMBubble modes, and modify color
-scheme used in memory and load average screens. You can also change colors of
-the air, water, various physics constants which control bubble generation, and
-maximum number of bubbles to make. All of these settings are read on start-up
-from the Xserver's loaded xresources, probably loaded from the .Xresources files.
+all of them can be disabled with command-line switches at startup. You can
+run "wmbubble -help" for a list of command line options. This will show
+command-line switches which can be used to disable certain WMBubble modes,
+and modify color scheme used in memory and load average screens. You can
+also change colors of the air, water, various physics constants which
+control bubble generation, and maximum number of bubbles to make. All of
+these settings are read on start-up from the Xserver's loaded xresources,
+probably loaded from the .Xresources files.
 
 If you don't have a .Xresources file in your home directory, you can copy
 Xresources.sample which is distributed with WMBubble. If you already have

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