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-======Evolvotron====== 
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-[[http://​www.bottlenose.net/​share/​evolvotron/​index.htm|Evolvotron]] is interactive //​generative art// software that evolves images, textures, and patterns through an iterative process of random mutation and user-selected evolution. 
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-<WRAP warning> 
-Beware! This is part of Slackermedia'​s **Fringe Collection**. This application is not a "​normal"​ art application,​ and is experimental not in stability but in results. You may or may not find this at all interesting,​ depending on your artistic sensibility. 
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-=====Install===== 
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-Download the Evolvotron source code from [[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​evolvotron/​index.htm]]. 
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-Untar it and change into the source directory. The easiest way to build it successfully is to run the ''​BUILD''​ file, which configures and compiles the code, leaving the executable binary in an ''​evolvotron''​ subdirectory. 
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-You must, however, define the ''​QTDIR''​ variable (the directory containing the Qt libraries needed to build software using the Qt framework). On Slackware, the Qt headers are in ''/​usr/​lib/​qt-X.Y.Z''​ where ''​X.Y.Z''​ is the version number. On Slackware64,​ the path is ''/​usr/​lib64/​qt-X.Y.Z''​. In the BASH shell (which is the default on Slackware), the path can be passed to the build script as part of the build command: 
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-<​code>​ 
-$ tar -xf evolvotron-x.y.z.tar.gz 
-$ cd evolvotron-x.y.z 
-$ file /​usr/​lib64/​qt-* 
-/​usr/​lib64/​qt-X.Y.Z:​ symbolic link to `qt' 
-$ QTDIR=/​usr/​lib64/​qt-X.Y.Z ./BUILD 
-</​code>​ 
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-Test the build by launching the appliction once: 
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-<​code>​ 
-$ ./​evolvotron/​evolvotron 
-</​code>​ 
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-Assuming it launches and works, you can install it. The install process, such as it is, consists only of moving the ''​evolvotron''​ binary to a directory in your executable PATH. 
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-To learn more about your PATH settings, read the [[path]] section. 
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-For example, to move it to a location for all users on your system: 
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-<​code>​ 
-$ su -c 'mv ./​evolvotron/​evolvotron /​usr/​local/​bin'​ 
-</​code>​ 
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-Evolvotron will not show up in your application menu because it does not ship with a ''​.desktop''​ file. You can [[dotdesktop|create your own]] or just launch it from a terminal. 
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