simpleburn requires the following utilities (and their dependencies) to operate:
- gtk+2,
- cdrtools (cdrecord, cdda2wav, mkisofs), cdrkit (wodim, icedax, genisoimage)
or libburnia (cdrskin, xorriso) + cdparanoia / libcdio (cd-paranoia) + cdrdao,
- hal, udev or libcdio,
- optionally normalize, mpg123 / mpg321, vorbis-tools to burn audio CD from mp3 and ogg files,
- optionally gmplayer and mencoder (with lame support) needed for video DVDs ripping.

Attention, simpleburn use the CMake construction system. So, the installation
procedure is:
1) extract the archive containing the program sources,
2) enter the directory containing the sources,
3) run the command `cmake .'; options:
	`-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr': to install into `/usr' instead of `/usr/local',
	`-DDETECTION=HAL|LIBCDIO|UDEV': devices and medias detection method (default: HAL),
	`-DBURNING=CDRTOOLS|LIBBURNIA': burning suite (default CDRTools / CDRKit),
	`-DALLOW_DEVICES_SYMLINKS=ON': using LIBCDIO detection method with PATA drivers (`/dev/hd?' devices),
		devices detection problems where experienced (this option enables a workaround),
	`-DISOSIZE=ON': add `isosize' command (from `utils-linux-ng') to the installation
		(this commande is missing in Puppy Linux for example),
4) run the command `make',
5) run the command `make install'
	(or `make install DESTDIR=absolute_path_to_somedir' to place the files
	in a temporary location instead of the expected one).

Note to Debian 5.0 users: the "isosize" utility is by default not available 
for an ordinary user: a solution is to create a link to this program in the 
"/ bin" directory: "ln -s /sbin/isosize /bin".
