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RPM resource rox-lib

There is quite a lot of code which is needed by many ROX applications -- for example: save boxes, menus and options. Keeping all this code in one place makes these programs smaller. It also makes programs which use it more consistant. Programs which use ROX-Lib2 need to be able to find it, so you should put it inside one of the standard library directories. If you don't have root access, create a directory called 'lib' inside your home directory and move ROX-Lib2 in there.

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