echo"<p>written by Miller S. Puckette</p></center>">>$(WELCOME_FILE)
echo"<h2>Pd-l2ork version $(PD_L2ORK_VERSION) ($(PD_TEST_VERSION))</h2>">>$(WELCOME_FILE)
echo"<p>Pd-l2ork was written by Ivica Bukvic and Jonathan Wilkes. It is a fork of Hans-Christoph Steiner's Pd-extended, which in turn is based on Miller S. Puckette's Pd. The included Pd abstractions and externals are the work of many people whose contributions are gratefully acknowledged.</p>">>$(WELCOME_FILE)
echo"<h2>Pure Data $(PD_VERSION)</h2>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>Pd is a real-time, graphical programming language for media processing. It provides an environment for audio analysis, synthesis, and processing, with a rich set of multimedia capabilities. You can get Pd for Linux, Windows, MacOS X, BSD, or IRIX.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>For more information, go to: <a href=\"http://puredata.org\" target=\"pd\">http://puredata.org</a></p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<h2>Pd-l2ork version $(PD_L2ORK_VERSION) ($(PD_TEST_VERSION))</h2>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>Pd is a real-time, graphical programming language for media processing created by Miller S. Puckette. It provides an environment for audio analysis, synthesis, and processing, with a rich set of multimedia capabilities. You can get Pd for Linux, Windows, MacOS X, BSD, or IRIX.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>Pd-l2ork is a version of Pd based on Hans-Christoph Steiner's Pd-extended which features many bugfixes and enhancements, especially in the user interface. Pd-l2ork was created by Ivica Ico Bukvic and is maintained by a team of volunteers including Jonathan Wilkes who ported it to the Mac and Windows. It is available for Linux, Windows and MacOS X.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>For general information about Pd, go to: <a href=\"http://puredata.org\" target=\"pd\">http://puredata.org</a>. More information about Pd-l2ork can be found on the <a href=\"http://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/make-your-own-l2ork/software/\" target=\"pd-l2ork\">Pd-l2ork website</a>.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<h3>Installation</h3>">>$(README_FILE)
ifeq($(OS_NAME),linux)
echo"<p></p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p></p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>Links to Pd-l2ork packages for various Linux distributions are available on the <a href=\"http://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/make-your-own-l2ork/software/\" target=\"pd-l2ork\">Pd-l2ork website</a>.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>If you're running Ubuntu or Arch, you may also want to check out Albert Gräf's packages on Launchpad and the Arch User Repositories (AUR). Please check his corresponding <a href=\"https://l2orkaur.bitbucket.io/\" target=\"l2orkaur\">Bitbucket</a> <a href=\"https://l2orkubuntu.bitbucket.io/\" target=\"l2orkubuntu\">pages</a> for details.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
endif
ifeq($(OS_NAME),darwin)
echo"<p>To install Pd, drag the $(PD_APP_NAME).app into your <b>/Applications</b> folder or to the shortcut in the disk image. (<i>You might need to put the old one in the trash before copying this one to <b>/Applications</b></i>)</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>By default, most of the included libraries are loaded at startup. To change this, set your own preferences in the <b>Startup...</b> Preferences pane usings the <b>Save all settings</b> button. If you want to start with the default preferences, throw away the Pd preferences file <strong>~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pdextended.plist</strong> (<code>~</code> <i>means your home folder</i>), or run this command in the Terminal.app: </p><p><code>rm ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pdextended.plist</code></p><p>The Preferences panels in Pd are currently buggy, so you might have better luck with the Apple utilities: <code>defaults read org.puredata.pdextended</code>, or, <b>Property List Editor</b>, which is freely available as part of <a href=\"http://developer.apple.com/tools/xcode/download/\" target=\"_blank\">XCode</a> or the <a href=\"http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/serveradmintools104.html\" target=\"_blank\">Server Tools</a>.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"If you want to use PDP on Mac OS X 10.4/Tiger or 10.3/Panther, you will need to install X11 (X11 comes installed with 10.5/Leopard). It comes on the install CD/DVD that your computer came with. For more detail, see <a href=\"http://www.simplehelp.net/2006/10/22/how-to-install-x11-in-os-x/\" target=\"_blank\">How to install X11 in OS X</a> or <a href=\"http://puredata.info/docs/faq/macosx\" target=\"_blank\">How do I install Pd on MacOS X?</a>.">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>To install Pd-l2ork, drag the $(APPLICATION_NAME).app into your <b>/Applications</b> folder or to the shortcut in the disk image.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>By default, most of the included libraries are loaded at startup. To change this, set your own preferences in the <b>Startup</b> tab of the Preferences dialog. If you want to reset Pd-l2ork to the default preferences, remove the Pd-l2ork preferences file <strong>~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd-l2ork.plist</strong> (<code>~</code> means your home folder), or run the following command in the Terminal.app: </p><p><code>rm ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd-l2ork.plist</code></p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>If you want to use PDP on Mac OS X, you may have to install X11. See <a href=\"http://puredata.info/docs/faq/macosx\" target=\"_blank\">How do I install Pd on MacOS X?</a> for details.</p>">>$(README_FILE)
endif
ifeq($(OS_NAME),windows)
echo"<p>To make sure that all of the included libraries are loaded when Pd runs, ">>$(README_FILE)
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endif
echo"<h3>Installing Externals, Objects, and Help files</h3>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"If you would like to install other externals, objects, help files, etc. there are special folders that Pd-extended uses, which are listed below. If the folder does not exist, you should create it. You can find out more details about this by reading that FAQ: <a href=\"http://puredata.info/docs/faq/how-do-i-install-externals-and-help-files\" target=\"_blank\">How do I install externals and help files?</a>.">>$(README_FILE)
echo"If you would like to install other externals, objects, help files, etc. there are special folders that Pd-l2ork uses, which are listed below. If the folder does not exist, you should create it. You can find out more details about this by reading this FAQ: <a href=\"http://puredata.info/docs/faq/how-do-i-install-externals-and-help-files\" target=\"_blank\">How do I install externals and help files?</a>.">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dl>">>$(README_FILE)
ifeq($(OS_NAME),darwin)
echo"<dt>Only for the current user account</dt>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dd>~/Library/Pd</dd>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dd>~/Library/Pd-l2ork</dd>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dt>For all user accounts on the computer</dt>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dd>/Library/Pd</dd>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<dd>/Library/Pd-l2ork</dd>">>$(README_FILE)
endif
ifeq($(OS_NAME),linux)
echo"<dt>Only for the current user account</dt>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<h3>Flext Binaries have been removed from Pd-extended</h3>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>As of release 0.41.4 of Pd-extended, the whole package is built from source every night. That means that some objects have been removed from the package because they were not being built from source (objects like [pool], [msd], [flashserver], etc.). You can download these objects from the original authors or <a href=\"http://puredata.info/docs/faq/how-do-i-download-the-flext-binaries-that-used-to-be-included-in-pd-extended\" target=\"_blank\">get the files from the 0.40.3 Pd-extended release</a>.">>$(README_FILE)
echo"</p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<h3>License</h3>">>$(README_FILE)
echo"<p>">>$(README_FILE)
echo'This package is released under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html" target="gpl">GNU GPL</a>. The Pd core and some other included code is originally available with a <a href="http://pure-data.cvs.sourceforge.net/pure-data/pd/LICENSE.txt">BSD license</a> from the Pd CVS on SourceForge.'>>$(README_FILE)
echo'This package is released under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html" target="gpl">GNU GPL</a>. The Pd core and some other included code is available under a <a href="http://pure-data.cvs.sourceforge.net/pure-data/pd/LICENSE.txt">BSD license</a> from the Pd source code repository on SourceForge.'>>$(README_FILE)
