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For installation of Lyricue follow these 7 easy steps.
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If you wish to upgrade the process is exactly the same
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0. Quick install if you are running Debian
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If you are using debian add
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deb http://www.adebenham.com/debian/ ./
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to your /etc/apt/sources.list then install lyricue. You may then skip to step 5
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1. Make sure you have mysql and perl installed
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Lyricue is written in perl and holds all its data in two mysql databases so you
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will require perl/mysql to be installed.
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To download these go to http://www.perl.com and http://www.mysql.com or just
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install them from your distributions install disks.
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Lyricue also requires a few perl modules such as Gtk2 and DBI. These may
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already be installed or you can install them from CPAN or your install disks.
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2. Download the main Lyricue program
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Lyricue is available at http://www.adebenham.com/lyricue/download/
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To untar the main program run tar xvfj lyricue-1.9.3.tar.bz2
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Change into the directory you just untared the main code into then run make
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This will install the program in /usr/bin with the shared components in /usr/
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share/lyricue and default settings in /etc/lyricue
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LDS was designed to run on two screens, with one being the interface, the other
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being the actual display.
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Normally the display screen should be hooked up to a projector for displaying
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the lyrics to people so you may wish to run it from the other screen by using a
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command such as DISPLAY=:0.1 lyricue_server which will run it on your second
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The interface can be run by typing lyricue
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note: You may wish to change lyricue_server to run at the correct size. By
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default it runs at 1024 x 768, to change this edit your preferences in the