Neues Programm "OSDneo2": das Python-Script "OSD Neo2" für Linux zeigt auf dem X-Server die gerade verwendete Ebene von Neo2 an. Version 0.12.

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+# Makefile
+
+# The compiler to be used
+CC = gcc
+
+# Arguments passed to the compiler: -g causes the compiler to insert
+# debugging info into the executable and -Wall turns on all warnings
+CFLAGS = -g -O2
+
+# The dynamic libraries that the executable needs to be linked to
+LDFLAGS = -lxkbfile
+
+# The Dependency Rules
+# They take the form
+# target : dependency1 dependency2...
+#        Command(s) to generate target from dependencies
+
+# Dummy target that is processed by default. It specifies al list of
+# other targets that are processed if make is invoked with no arguments
+# However if you invoke make as "make output-data", it will only try to 
+# generate the file output-data and its dependencies, not plot.png 
+all : xkbtest
+
+xkbtest : xkbtest.c
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) xkbtest.c -o xkbtest
+
+# The clean target is used to remove all machine generated files 
+# and start over from a clean slate. This will prove extremely
+# useful. It is an example of a dummy target, as there will never be a
+# file named clean. Thus "make clean" will always cause the following
+# command to be executed.
+
+clean :
+	rm -f xkbtest