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		The Time Traveling File Manager
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		Author: Sandeep Ranade (sdr@jhu.edu)	
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	The Time Traveling File Manager provides a seamless time- travelling 
interface to the ext3cow versioning file system. It allows one to travel 
back and forth in time and see the file system structure change on the fly, 
to "become" the file system on that day, at that time!  

	The File Manager provides a time slider, that allows you to navigate 
to any time in the past. Special Zoom-In and Zoom-Out buttons allow you to 
make your time travel more accurate and efficient.  

	There is also a "Shell in Time" button, that spawns a console at 
the selected time, with the selected directory as it's current working 
directory! The "Version View" button shows all the versions of a selected 
file or directory. the "Compare View' button compares any version of a file, 
with it's present time incarnation.  

	You can create bookmarks to the versions of special importance to you,
and then view them as part of the file system. You can classify the bookmarks 
and manage them easily using the Shell In Time feature.
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	Requirements
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	o	linux kernel 2.4.x stable series
	o	ext3cow file system installed and running
	o	the snapshot utility must be named "snapshot" and
		be in the path
	o	QT 3.1+ development libraries must be installed
		(selecting the KDE development kit option in the custom 
		installation will install the required libraries)
	o	recommended red hat installation: 
			Fedora core 1, with everything
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	Trouble Shooting
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	o	make sure that the "snapshot" utility is in the path
	o	make sure that all libraries are installed, moc, uic 
		and qmake are available, and in the path
	o	If the images do not show up for the file and folders,
		make sure that the images/ directory lives in the
		path that the executible is invoked from. This is a Qt
		3.1 bug.
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