	Dvivga --- The Linux Version 0.01

Dvivga is a simple program for displaying dvi files on a vga screen.
It was originally the dvivga program that lives in the dostex
directory on the simtel archives, lightly modified for use with
linux. It uses the vga graphics library by frandsen@diku.dk (Tommy
Frandsen) which can be found on tsx-11.mit.edu. 

Current Limitations:
o A little too slow, but functions ok [33Mhz 386, no coprocessor]
o Can only display in standard VGA mode
o Set-uid Root, and not very careful about it ;->
o I know approximately nothing about vga graphics, or tex file
  formats, I just fixed the program to work under linux. The dosisms 
  still show through.
 
Compiling:
	You should be able to just type make in the source directory
to get the executable, which should be setuid root (the vga library
requires this --- I know some security fixes should be made). Install
in /usr/local/bin (or anywhere else).

Fonts:
	The fonts I use are in the simtel archives --- the files
	dostex/dvivga[2-8].arc. Unpack them to find some numbered .arc files,
	and then unpack these in similarly numbered directories under
	/usr/lib/tex/fonts. You will need set the TEXFONTS environment
	variable to /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/ (note the trailing
	slash).

Problems:
	Mail to pab@maths.bath.ac.uk, or maspab@bath.ac.uk should get
	to me OK.

Pete Broadbery 15/8/92