Gtablix first run notes

For installation instructions, see file INSTALL.
You can also read the man page "man gtablix".

GTablix is a graphical user interface (GUI) for , the high school timetable
generator. 
Tablix uses an XML formatted data file as input to create a timetable.
GTablix was originally meant to ease the creation and maintenance of these
XML files. Now you can also run Tablix, track progress in real-time and even
print timetables in preview format, all from within GTablix.

For more info:
http://gtablix.homelinux.net
http://www.tablix.org


To run gtablix, simply type "gtablix" if you installed .deb or .rpm package,
or if you are running from tarball, "./gtablix". If you have perl installed
on some weird place (not /usr/bin/), then "perl gtablix".

If you want gtablix in some other language than the current system locale,
use "-lang=" switch. If you want perfect english version (kindly provided by R.
Quennet), use "en" locale ("export LC_MESSAGES=en ; gtablix" or "gtablix
-lang=en"). If you want to translate gtablix to your own language, all you
need is in the po/ directory. If you have never done this before, feel free
to email me for instructions. 
Note: Gtablix currently works properly only with locales in utf8. 

Another commandline argument can be the file to open. 


GTablix is Free software and is distributed under the terms of the "GNU
General Public License". See the file COPYING in the distribution for more
information