1Unfortunately, these instructions got rather more complicated. Thank the 2fine people at MusicBrainz, who abandoned their sleek, sexy, simple "CD 3Index" project in favor of the fully-buzzword-compliant (XML! Distributed! 4Goofy name with a Z at the end!) service they now offer... 5 6You'll first have to install libmusicbrainz, available from 7http://www.musicbrainz.org/download.html 8 9Their library requires the full suite of C++ stuff, including libstdc++ 10and a C++ compiler. I wish I could do something about that. 11 12Anyway. Once that's installed (presumably in /usr/local somewhere), you 13can proceed with building dcd proper. 14 15 16* Look at the Makefile. 17 There are a few things you might want to change: 18 * If /dev/cdrom isn't a symlink to your "real" CD-ROM device, either edit 19 the Makefile or create the symlink as appropriate. 20 * You might want to enable the debugging flags. But probably not. 21 * Various other configuration options which are explained much better 22 in the Makefile. 23 24* Type `make'. Then type `make install' or just copy the binary (dcd) 25 and manual page (dcd.1) somewhere useful. 26