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If you're familiar with standard tarball compilation and installation procedures, then PHAT won't pose a problem for you. If you're not used to the tarball dance, you'll still probably do just fine if you follow these instructions.
Apart from having a generally sane Linux distribution and build environment, you need to have GTK+-2.0 or greater installed, along with it's development files.
The magic incantantations to build and install PHAT are as follows:
tar -xzvpf phat.tar.gz cd phat.tar.gz ./configure make su <enter root password> make install /sbin/ldconfig
Replace "phat.tar.gz" above with the actual name of the package you downloaded and you should be golden.
I don't see why PHAT should fail to build on other POSIX systems such as the BSDs, but I'm not supporting it either. If and when that "I" becomes a "we," that policy may change.
If you're using Windows you're probably S.O.L., but that too could change in the future (see above).
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