Configuring Randroot -- I saved the hardest for last.
Configuring Randroot should be fairly straightforward, but you have to
follow the directions expressly. If there is anything wrong in the
rc file, Randroot will let you know upon startup.
- Run Randroot and answer "Y" (yes) to whether you want
a default ~/.randrootrc [You _must_ have one].
- Edit the .randrootrc, making sure of the instructions that come
with the default .randrootrc file.
- Re-Run Randroot and if everything is set up correctly, you should
see one of your images! If not, then you need to check the diagnostics
printed out by Randroot.
- If you change the .randrootrc, you will need to kill off the
current Randroot and start it again.
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