RoarAudio
             As loud as a Lion
           ---------------------

--- What is RoarAudio?:

RoarAudio is a cross-platform sound system for both, home and professional use.
It can be used to mix audio for output on a single-stream soundcard or to play
audio over the network.

For more Information see our website at:
http://roaraudio.keep-cool.org/

--- Build:

-- Build requirements:

A POSIX system.

You should install libesd and libao and maybe some codecs.
For Debian you may use this command:
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libdnet-dev libesd0-dev libao-dev libfishsound1-dev libvorbis-dev libspeex-dev libshout3-dev libsndfile1-dev liboggz1-dev

-- How to build:

 $ ./configure
 $ make

--- Plugins:

Plugins should be build automaticly since 0.2rc2.

--- Writing software for RoarAudio:

See manpages: libroar(7) and roartut(7).
You also should read the example code in roarclients/*.c

--- Writing patches for this packet:

See HACKING.

--- Want to be a maintainer for your favorite OS?:

See HACKING.

--- Tested platforms:

OPERATING SYSTEM	ARCH	COMPILER	TESTED	M/STATUS	COMMENT
AND VERSION					VERSION
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Debian Etch		ix86	gcc 4.1.2	current	s/OK
Debian Etch		x86_64	gcc 4.1.2	last	s/OK
Debian Lenny		ix86	gcc 4.3.2	0.2rc2	s/OK
Ubuntu 9.04		ix86	gcc 4.3.3	0.2rc2	s/OK
archlinux ?		i686	gcc 4.3.2	0.2b3	M/OK
NetBSD 1.6.1		Alpha	gcc 2.95.3	last	s/OK		gcc too old,
									does not support debug macros
NetBSD 4.0		i386	gcc 4.1.2	0.2rc2	s/OK		need to use --roard-cfreq 20
NetBSD 5		x86_64	gcc 4.1.3	0.2b?	s/?
OpenBSD	?		x86_64	gcc ?		0.2rc2	m/OK
OpenBSD	4.4		i386	gcc 3.3.5	0.2b2	m/OK
OpenBSD	4.5		i386	gcc 3.3.5	0.2rc2	m/OK
FreeBSD 6.2		i386	gcc 3.4.6	0.1b4	s/OK
FreeBSD 7.1		i386	gcc 4.2.1	0.2rc2	s/OK
OpenSolaris 5.11	i386	gcc 3.4.3	?	m/OK
Darwin 9.4.0		i386	gcc 4.0.1	0.1b?	s/OK
Cygwin 1.5.25		i686	gcc 3.4.4	0.2rc2	s/Client+	Client libs work, roard only partly
									You need to link bins manually
									Hostsystem: WinXP Home
Tested Version:
	Current:	Current as listed on Homepage
	last:		Last released version (This system is on release checklist)
	*b*:		Beta

Status: Maintenance/testing Status:
Maintenance:	s = your are on your own, sources.
		m = package in work, beta package
		M = maintained
		S = maintained source package
		B = maintained binary package