XMahjongg launcher
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This simple application is just a helper for Xmahjongg, so the user can choose
the options and launching Xmahjongg through a Graphical User Interface instead
of typing terminal commands.

Requirements
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X11 must be installed and running
Get X11 for MacOSX at
	http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/x11
It is free (but Apple would like to know who you are)

Install
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You can run the application directly after you opened the disk image by
double-clicking the launcher application, so there is no need to install
anything.
If you choose to put the application somewhere else you have two options:
1) copy the entire contents of the disk image to the same location. This should
work.
2) store the launcher seperately from the the rest. In this case you need to
make an alias to the Xmahjongg folder and store it in the same folder as the
launcher. The alias should be named "xmahjongg".

What is does
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The launcher creates a unix command that a user would otherwise have to type in
from the choosen options and executes this commands (actually, there are two
commands, which you can see if you open the disclosure triangle at the bottom
of the screen).

Caveat
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The launcher stays alive as long as the user doesn't quit it. The launcher does
not need to stay alive while you play mahongg, although, if you choose new in
Xmahjongg after you quit the launcher, Xmahjongg will quit, too.

What is included
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- xmahjongg (build from the original sources, no modifications were made)
- XMahjongg launcher (helper to easily choose options)
- README (the original readme from the source distribution)
- Readme(launcher).txt (this file)

Is there more
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Xmahjongg is compatible with various tilesets and layouts that you can add (see
the developers website). Since the disk-image is read-only, you need to copy
the contents someplace where you have access to store and modify files.

Contact
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Developer of the Xmahjongg application
	Eddie Kohler
	eddietwo@lcs.mit.edu
	http://www.pdos.lcs.mit.edu/~eddietwo/

Developer of the Xmahjongg launcher for MacOSX
	Eddy Walet
	ewalet@mac.com
	http://homepage.mac.com/ewalet