1 :
	  Edit Makefile to choose where to install tinlink

2 :
	  Run "make"
	All should be alright. If you don't have nasm, there's no
	problem, forget the make's errors. tinlink should be there
	anyway. Try "tinlink" to check.

3 :
	  Did you choose the place to install tinlink ? If not,
	choose it by editing Makefile.

4 :
	  Run "make install"
	All should be alright. If not, maybe you don't have "install"
	on your box. Then, simply copy it by hand to the place you want
	(in both cases, don't forget to become root, it's highly probable
	that youe system is well configured and not all the directories
	will be world-writable. Well, I hope for you it's the case, a
	virus is still possible...)

5 :
	  Well the harder stuff become. You now will have to code ! In pure
	assembler, under Linux. Yes it's possible. But, it's another
	matter...
