
	Seyon is known to run on linux and SVR4. It is also known to
	compile cleanly on Ultrix and OSF/1. Seyon is POSIX-compliant so
	it should compile cleanly on any POSIX system. Seyon should also
	compile cleanly on most SYSV-type systems and BSD systems that
	have that support the termios or termio extensions. For BSD
	systems with only the sgtty interface, you have to replace the
	termios (or termio) code in Seyon with the sgtty equivalent. There
	is not much such code in Seyon though, so porting should generally
	be painless.

	Before compiling Seyon on any platform, take a look at the file
	config.h and modify it according to your system (linux users do
	not need to do that, it's already suited for their system).

	If you compile and run Seyon successfully on any platform other
	than linux, please let me know.

	The code right now is not very clean and not well-documented, but
	I'm working on that. If you encounter a problem while porting,
	send a letter to me or the Seyon mailing list and I'll help as
	much as I can. especially with explanations on what the various of
	the code do. See the FAQ on how how to joing the list.

