
To install Pandora, type "make install".
In theory, this should figure out which version(s) of gimp you have
and build either or both of 1.2 and 2.0, and install them to the
appropriate ~/.gimp-*/plug-ins directories.

Typing "make" alone won't do anything except print a message.
(I had a request to remove the line that defaulted to installing
the plugin when just typing make; but building the plugin here
isn't useful, and keeping track of renaming both 1.2 and 2.0 version
is too much complexity for too little reward.)

If it guesses wrong, you can run make install-1.2 or make install-2.0
explicitly.  The install-1.3 target is no longer supported; please
upgrade gimp from 1.3 to a 2.0 release or prerelease.  (But
make install-2.0 will probably work for a 1.3 gimp installation anyway.)

If it doesn't build anything, or misses a version of gimp that you
have installed, it may be because you're missing gimptool-$version.
In many distros, gimptool is in a separate package from gimp; you
may find it in the gimp-devel or gimp-dev package.

There is also a "make debug" target, which installs an experimental
plugin called pandora-match.  Eventually this is planned to be a
tool to assist in matching up the edges of two layers.  It doesn't
work yet, though; most people should skip this.

More information about Pandora is available at the Pandora home page,
http://www.shallowsky.com/software/pandora/

I hope you enjoy Pandora!

        ...Akkana

