This is oneko version 1.1. compiled into .a form. Also included is the
cdif, incase you want to compile it yourself. You can get the original
source from export.lcs.mit.edu in /contrib.

To use oneko you must have at least version 0.96b of the kernel for
the itimer support. It's probably possible with 0.96apl3, if you have
the itimer stubs in the libraries.

To compile it, just type
	gcc -o oneko oneko.a -lXext -lX11-lm

Since shape support is not compiled into the X11 server yet, you should
run it with the background color the same as the color of the root window.
If you have the default .xinit, something like this:
	oneko -bg steelblue &

Lastly, I must give credit for the patch to Linus Torvalds, as he's
the one who suggested using sigaction instead of signal, and found the
array initialization bug. Thanks Linus!

						- Jerry Weiler
