Installing sakura
===============

* How to compile and install this beast ?

	$ cmake . 
	$ make
	$ su -c 'make install'

	sakura now use the CMake building system. Welcome to an autotools
	free world!! (Yes, sakura used MOBS before this, but what the hell,
	i wanted to say out loud that ;-))

	To install sakura with a different prefix, cmake needs to be
	invoked with the proper environment variables, so to install
	sakura in /usr, you should do:

	$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr .

	Use CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug or CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release if you
	wish to select the build type. Default is Release.


Keybindings support
===================

    sakura supports keyboard bindings. They are configurable by
    setting the following properties in your sakura config file
    (~/.config/sakura/sakura.conf):

    Accelerators:

        Accelerators can be set to any mask value from the
        GdkModifierType in gdktypes.h; see:
            http://www.krugle.org/examples/p-6R7SuZt1c28ljzpZ/gdktypes.h
        or, on your own system:
            /usr/include/gtk-2.0/gdk/gdkkeysyms.h

        Mask values can be combined by ORing them.

        For example, to set the delete tab accelerator to Ctrl + Shift:
            del_tab_accelerator=5
        because GDK_SHIFT_MASK has a value of 1 (1 << 0), and
        GDK_CONTROL_MASK has a value of 4 (1 << 2); ORing them
        together, you get 5.

        I realise that this configuration is not so friendly to
        non-programmers, but it is a start. :)

    Keys:

        For example, to set the add tab key to 'T':
            add_tab_key=T

		Before sakura used keycodes instead of strings. They're still valid.	


	Defaults:	

    Ctrl + Shift + N                 -> New tab
    Ctrl + Shift + W                 -> Close current tab
    Ctrl + C                         -> Copy selected text
    Ctrl + V                         -> Paste selected text
    Alt  + Left cursor               -> Previous tab
    Alt + Right cursor               -> Next tab
    Alt + [1-9]                      -> Switch to tab N (1-9)
	Ctrl + Shift + S                 -> Toggle scrollbar
	Ctrl + Shift + Mouse left button -> Open link
	F11                              -> Fullscreen

    You can also increase and decrease the font size in the GTK+ 
	standard way (not configurable):
 
	Ctrl + '+'                                -> Increase font size
	Ctrl + '-'                                -> Decrease font size



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Enjoy sakura !



