Note, the contents of this document are intended for more knowledgeable users
wishing to do some form of custom install of Password Gorilla or wishing to
create an install package for their favorite operating system distribution.

The Password Gorilla source is intended to be a stand-alone bundle from which
to launch the application.  While it is possible to install tcllib globally
and install the Password Gorilla specific packages into the Tcl global
library directory, the exact details of how to do so are beyond the scope of
this document and are left up to those with sufficient knowledge of the Tcl
package system.

Even so, after installing all the packages, including Gorilla specific
packages, globally, there are still a few dependencies where the gorilla.tcl
file looks to the directory where it is installed to locate external elements.

Additionally, installing all packages globally is untested, and as such your
mileage may vary if you do attempt to do such an install.

The tested method of launching Password Gorilla is to launch the gorilla.tcl
file from the source/ directory within the source file from github.  The
directory does not need to be named "source/" once installed, but the below
instructions will assume it is named source/.

To "install", move the entire contents of the source/ directory into a
directory of your choosing.  The top directory name does not matter, but all
contents should be moved, and none of the names should be changed unless you
already understand what you are doing.

Once the source/ directory contents are stored somewhere, the next step is
to create a symlink ( or shortcut for Windows users ) from a binary
directory on one's executable search path ( or one's desktop ) to the
"gorilla.tcl" file in the "source/" directory.  Alternately, a shell script
( batch file for Windows users ) can be created that either performs a "cd"
to the source/ directory and then launches gorilla.tcl, or directly launches
gorilla.tcl using an absolute path.