Osmo is really two programs the plugin and osmo-lyx, and requires two install
processes.

This installation file presumes some knowledge of building and installing
*nix programs from source.

***Plugin Requirements
1) Gaim - 1.5.0 is the most tested, although it should work with 1.4.0
2) Everything you need to compile Gaim, notably GTK and glib.

***Osmo-LyX requirements
1) Everything you need to compile and run LyX with the QT2 frontend:
	a) QT (although it's called the QT2 frontend,it's really QT3. Don't ask
	   me.
	b) Python is required for some of the scripts
	c) some kind of TeX/LaTeX distribution
	d) see the lyx/INSTALL file for more details.
2) You must also have dvipng (http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvipng/).

***Compiling and installing the plugin
1) The plugin is in the plugin directory.
2) Go in the src directory and edit the variables in the Makefile as directed
   by the comments.
3) Run "make", and then as root run "make install".

***Compiling and installing LyX
1) Go into the lyx directory.
2) Run "./configure --with-frontend=qt --with-version-suffix=-osmo".  The with
   version suffix part is really important in order to avoid conflicting with
   installations of the real version of LyX. More configure options may be
   necessary for your system.
3) Do the "make" and "make install" dance.

***Configuration and use
1) Run Gaim and sign on to an AIM account (the plugin should work with any
   protocol that supports image transmission.
2) Go to the tools menu and select preferences.
3) Select the Plugins option.
4) Check the box next to Osmo.
5) A suboption under plugins should appear in the tree on the left of the
   configuration window labelled Osmo. Click it.
6) Insert the path to the LyX executable you just installed.
7) The default for the configuration directory should be fine. Change it if you
   like.
8) Now when you open a conversation window, there should be a button labelled
   "Math". Click this button to open LyX.
9) Type an equation into LyX (with the help of the toolbar buttons, or you may
   also just type in raw TeX.
10) When you've typed all you want, click the "Insert Math" button at the
   bottom of the Osmo-Lyx window.
11) Presto!