For usage information, please see the README.

run make
run make install, if you're a masochist.

you're better off making an rpm and installing it

Runtime directories are generated in rpmUtils/paths.py by Config.mak using sed.
The current directory variables are recorded in paths.vars; make rewrites the
module when those values change. The defaults are ROOTPREFIX=/, PREFIX=/usr,
SYSCONFDIR=/etc and LOCALSTATEDIR=/var. Override these on the make command line
for the target layout, for example:

make PYTHON=python2.7.exe ROOTPREFIX=/@unixroot PREFIX=/@unixroot/usr \
     SYSCONFDIR=/@unixroot/etc LOCALSTATEDIR=/@unixroot/var

Pass the same values to make install. DESTDIR is only a staging directory and is
never included in the generated module. Changing directory values causes the
module to be regenerated; make clean removes it. For source-tree use, make paths
generates just this module without building translations.
