Windows users can see additional details in "windows-setup.txt".
Unzip the archive. On Windows, 7z.exe [www.7-zip.org] works well for this. The proper command to extract the archive and maintain the directory structure is "7z x filename".
Users may then open a terminal window, cd to install-directory, then, at the command line, type the executable name to start the tool. (the command **must** be run from the install-directory)
Let {fnam} indicate an optional input file-name...
---------------------------------------------------------------------- In Linux type "lsud {fnam}".
You can also use the Windows executable under wine, thusly: * wine binw64/sud.exe {fnam}
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Windows users type: "wsud.bat {fnam}" or "binw64\sud.exe {fnam}"
