// Baulk ******************************************************************************************

Baulk is a cross-platform native application tiling management tool written in Qt4. An emphasis is made on making all major components a separate dynamic library, for modularity.


Baulk is a complete rewrite of QuillTex (also written by me, which was in its third complete rewrite).
At current QuillTex is far more usable, and has WAY more working features, mind you only in Linux.
You can find QuillTex at http://quilltex.sf.net, and currently the SVN source is lightyears ahead of the released version. It has a plethora of features above the release, and a plethora of bugs to go with it. 
The released version has very few bugs.


// History ****************************************************************************************

Aug 10 2007 - QFS 1 Started (QuillTex from Scratch)

Feb 18 2008 - QFS 2 Started

May 21 2008 - QFS 3 Started

Jun 26 2008 - Released QuillTex 0.1

Oct 01 2008 - Baulk Started

Oct 19 2008 - "Baulk Daemons poised to rule the world", in other news, Baulk Daemon is functionally working

Oct 25 2008 - Win32 officially supported in Baulk

Nov 7  2008 - Baulk attains basic tiling functionality


// Dependencies ***********************************************************************************

Dependencies:

Qt 4.4


Build Dependencies:

Qt 4.4 Dev
cmake 2.6

(Optional)

doxygen
graphviz


Linux Build Dependencies:

cvs
gcc-c++ (A relatively new one, I use 4.3.2)


Win32 Build Dependencies:

mingw (I use the one with Qt 4.4)


// How to Build, then Run *************************************************************************

Linux

cd src
cmake .
make
cd ../bin
./baulk


Win32

(Remember to setup your paths)
cd src
cmake .
make
cd ..\bin
baulk.exe


// Troubleshooting ********************************************************************************

If you're having issues building, just ask, I'm more than willing to help.

If you're having runtime issues, take a look at the console messages, they'll tell you whats going on.


// Contact ****************************************************************************************

If you don't know how to get a hold of me, I'd recommend the mailing list. 
I'll setup a mailing list for