These instructions assume Mozilla source package has been unpacked and compiled
in /tmp/mozilla, and then /tmp/mozilla/dist/bin copied to /usr/local/mozilla
and /tmp/mozilla/dist/include copied to /usr/local/mozilla/include. If your
"disbribution" (hahahaha) puts Mozilla shit in random places, you will have
to figure all those places out and use --with options to specify them.
Another thing to keep in mind is that its usually a good idea to have
"mozilla-libs" place in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH or in ld.so.conf.

Configure:

* run "configure --help" for a list of all configurable options.

  --with-mozilla-libs     Mozilla libs     [/usr/local/mozilla]
  --with-mozilla-includes Mozilla includes [/usr/local/mozilla/include]
  --with-nspr-includes    NSPR includes    [/usr/local/mozilla/include/nspr]

  --enable-althack        Replace Text Resize shortcuts [default=no]
  --enable-ignorant       Enable Ignorant-American mode [default=no]
  --enable-mozilla-cvs    Enable compiling fixes for CVS Mozilla [default=no]

  Mozilla CVS flag is used to enable code changes that happen in current
  versions that haven't made it into "release" version yet. If Light fails to
  compile, and you get errors in any of C++ files, try adding
  "--enable-mozilla-cvs" to configure, and re-compile again.

  Default text resize key shortcuts are Alt+[ and Alt+]. Some keyboards don't
  have those keys. If this applies to you, you should use --enable-althack,
  which will replace these shortcuts with Alt+- and Alt+=.

  Ignorant-American mode removes "Charset" selection menu, and only leaves
  charset autodetection, which should be more than enough in most cases, or
  in the case when you are an ignorant American who doesn't care about
  anything non-English. This will save about 6k from Light binary.

  While it's possible to use Light with binary packages of Mozilla, doing
  so is unsupported, and may result in crashes and segfaults. Oh well. Compile
  Mozilla from source. That's why you bought that 2.5Ghz Athlon.

Make:

* simple "make" should build things (You need GTK, though)

Install:

* Add /usr/local/mozilla to your /etc/ld.so.conf, and run ldconfig. If you
  use a fairly standard Mozilla location, Light should be able to find it and
  set MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME as needed. If not, manually set your MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
  to whatever directory you have your Mozilla junk in.
* strip the binary and copy it somewhere in your path.
