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updated: June 27, 2007

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**Notice: For Debian GNU/Linux and Debian-derived such as Ubuntu**
If you are getting the following error:
"Error opening terminal: xterm"
You might need to add:
export TERM=ansi
to .bashrc (or however you set up your environment)

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For GNU/Linux, you need to install the SO file.
http://wxeuphoria.sourceforge.net/
Note about wxEuphoria v0.10:
At the time of this writing, you should avoid v0.10.
Use wxEuphoria v0.9 instead.
DMAK and all my other wx problems use wxEuphoria v0.9.
Maybe some day the problems with wxEuphoria v0.10 will be solved.
Also note that v0.10 uses wxwidgets 2.8 and v0.9 uses wxwidgets 2.4.
Some people have had problems with Ubuntu or Debian.
The problem is now solved (I hope).

If you try to run dmak (etc.) from source code using Ubuntu or Debian (wxEuphoria v0.9),
you will get an error on line wxEuphoria.e 1028
Comment out this line.
Next you will get an error on line wxEuphoria.e 1031
Comment out this line also.
Then you will have no more problems.
The executable dmak (etc.) is made with these 2 lines commented out.
(The package you download will contain the file you want and a file with instructions how to install it.)

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There are 2 versions of the SO file. Choose the one that is correct for you. If you get an error message like:
"dmak.exw 1: a machine level exception occurred during the execution of this statement"
then you might do better with the other version of the SO file.

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