Build from repository
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 $ ./bootstrap
 $ ./configure

The bootstrap script will use autotools to set up the build environment
and create the `configure` script.

Use `./configure --help' for options. Use `--prefix' to make an install in
your home directory. This is necessary to test python scripts. The systemd
user unit directory should be set to avoid writing to the system location.

Systemd will look for the unit files in `~/.config/systemd/user` so this
directory can be used as a target if the unit files will be used. Otherwise
the location can be set to `no` to disable the systemd files.

Example:

 $ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/redshift/root \
   --with-systemduserunitdir=$HOME/.config/systemd/user

Now, build the files:

 $ make

The main redshift program can be run at this point. To install to the
prefix directory run:

 $ make install

You can now run the python scripts. Example:

 $ PYTHONHOME=$HOME/redshift/root/lib/python2.7/site-packages \
    $HOME/redshift/root/bin/redshift-gtk


Depenencies
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* autotools, gettext
* libxcb, libxcb-randr (Optional, for RandR support)
* libX11, libXxf86vm (Optional, for VidMode support)
* geoclue (Optional, for geoclue support)


Notes
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- verbose flag is (currently) only held in redshift.c; thus, write all
  verbose messages there.