    Welcome to the Gkrellm2 plugins version of my Internode Usage Meter!

By default the plugin does not get built (as I have no dead-easy way to detect
whether someone has got Gkrellm2 installed or not, or for that matter, if they
want the plugin installed even if they do have Gkrellm2).

The plugin reuses most of the code from the main wmium application, so if you
are unable to make that build, odds are you won't have any luck with the plugin
either. Fortunately, not many people have those problems :)

The prerequisites for building and installing the plugin are that you have:
 o) OpenSSL and crypto libs and header files
 o) Gkrellm2 application and header files
 o) Gtk+ 2.0 libs and header files
 o) pkg-config in the path (check with 'which pkg-config')

Once those pre-requisites are met, you should be able to simply type:
 make build-gk2

If all goes well, you won't get any errors (and hopefully not even any
warnings). If things don't go well, please see the INSTALL file for the details
you will need to submit to me if I'm going to have any luck fixing it for you.

Provided the plugin was successfully built, just follow the instructions given
at the end of the build process, namely to:
 make install-gk2

That will install in the local plugin directory (and you'll probably need to be
root in order to have access to that directory). If you instead prefer to have
it installed to your home directory, do:
 make PREFIX=$HOME/.gkrellm2/plugins install-gk2


After installation you will need to start/re-start your grellm, and then go into
the options and enable the "Internode" plugin which should now be listed. If it
is not listed, check the "Install log" tab for any errors. If it is not listed
in there, then gkrellm didn't even find the .so file when it started up, and
you will have to read the documentation for your particular system and find out
where you need to install the plugin to.

When you first enable the plugin, you will get a few error messages to the
terminal where you started gkrellm from, complaining about failed 
authentication. This is normal and expected, as you have not yet configured
your username and password. Do so from the plugin's configuration panel, under
the "Settings" tab. Once you hit "Apply" or "Ok" it should successfully be able
to retrieve your usage stats.

Enjoy!

-- Johny
