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-to build this program, you need to have those packages:
-
-  gcc (including the libc6 dev package and the g++ package)
-  tcl >= 8.4 (the dev package)
-  tk  >= 8.4 (the dev package)
-  make
-
-then type commands like:
-
-  cd src
-  ./configure
-  make
-  make install
-
-The ./configure program has some options that you can use if for some
-reason you want to disable the use of certain libraries for some reason.
-You may also use it to specify a different installation directory: for
-example you install programs with --prefix=$HOME but then you need to have
-something like this in my Bash configuration (.bashrc and/or .bash_profile):
-
-  export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
-  export    LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/lib
-  export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/lib
-  export     C_INCLUDE_PATH=$HOME/include
-  export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=$HOME/include
-
-to start DesireData, type a command like:
-
-  desire mystuff.pd
-
-You may also make a build without the "make install" step and then start
-pd from the src directory like this:
-
-  cd src
-  wish desire.tk mystuff.pd
-
-If you want to have both DesireData and another kind of PureData on the same
-system, use a different --prefix or else just keep the compiled source
-directories ready for a new "make install" phase each time you want to switch.
-
-Most externals are compatible; almost all exceptions are those that use
-a component called "t_widgetbehavior": [popup], [widget], [playlist],
-[sonogram], [grid], [display].
-
-Most abstractions are compatible too; almost all exceptions are those that
-use "click" messages to fake mouse actions.
-
-There are some options of DesireData that are available as commandline 
-arguments, for example selecting a language (Spanish, German, etc). You
-can get a list of them by typing:
-
-  desire -- -help
-
-Most other configuration can be done through the Preferences items in the
-File menu of the main window, or by editing the corresponding configuration
-files ".pdrc" and ".ddrc" in the home directory.
-
-
-Options that are planned for future versions of DesireData and are currently
-in available in devel_0_39 :
-
-	lockfree = enables lockfree fifos for thread synchronization
-	newhash  = provides a bigger hash table for symbols
-	atomic   = use atomic operations for the internal stack counter
-	threadedsf = broken in 0.39; in 0.38, provides threaded soundfiler
-	daz = Build using DAZ flag on x86-SSE2 cpus (must be set to False for AMD cpus)
-	app_pkg  = install builds application package structure for OSX
-	desire   = enables building of experimental MVC gui
-	simd   = build with simd extensions (x86 only?)
-	pdlib = build pd as a dynamic library
-	optimize = optimize for given cpu-type
-	prefix = install directory prefix
-