===INTRO===

TEA is good. TEA is a text editor with the hundreds of features.

===INSTALLATION===

If you have installed Qt 4, just run:

qmake
make
make install

If you have installed both Qq 3 and Qt 4, find the Qt4's qmake first. For example, do this:

locate qmake

It is a high possibility that qmake is located here: /usr/lib/qt4/bin/qmake

So to build TEA on such "dual-Qt" system, use somethink like that:

/usr/lib/qt4/bin/qmake
make
make install

===DEPENDENCIES===

Qt 4.4 or higher. Optional: libaspell, libhunspell-1.2
Debian users need to install zlib1g-dev, and, optionally: libaspell-dev, libhunspell-dev packages

TEA supports qmake options:

USE_ASPELL=true/false      //true by default
USE_HUNSPELL=true/false    //true by default

example to disable Hunspell, but with the Aspell supported:

qmake USE_HUNSPELL=false

to disable just Aspell:

qmake USE_ASPELL=false

to disable both:

qmake USE_HUNSPELL=false USE_ASPELL=false

to enable all:

qmake


===NOTE FOR PACKAGE MAINTAINERS===

TEA after the compilation is a single binary file (with embeded resources). To override the default installation path (/usr/local/bin) use:

qmake PREFIX=your_path
make
make install


===LICENSE NOTES===

TEA code is licensed under GPL V3. TEA media (images, etc), manuals and translations are public domain. Note to contributors - please put your translations into the public domain or GPL.