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The Linux versions of the HTZ tool contain these programs:
htztool - command line version
htz_clx - GUI version

The command line version does not require any external libraries.

The GUI version of the program was written with Kylix 3 and requires the
Qt runtime library "libborqt". If you do not have Kylix 3 installed on
your Linux box, then you will need to download the Qt runtimes. Most
people will require only the libborqt library, but you might as well
download the full Borland runtimes. Both are available all over the
place, and with a few Sourceforge projects.

libborqt:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/skychart/kylix3_qt_linux386.tar.gz?download

full runtime:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/redstone/borland-runtime-lib.tar.gz?download

When these libraries are installed, you need to let the program know where to
find them.

There are three different solutions to ensure that libraries are located.
  a. Set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to point to their location
  b. Add an entry to /etc/ld.so.conf and running ldconfig 
  c. Place the libraries or a symbolic link into the /lib or /usr/lib
     directory.


