SLIM discription.
Slim is a program that helps install packages.  The current version only handles
the following type of files:
				
				<filename>.Z
				<filename>.GZ
				<filename>.TGZ
				<filename>.TAR
				
SLIM was written entirely using the BASH shell (see the discriptor files for 
information pertaining to version information).

USAGE:  Invoke the script as ususal.  The shell attempts to determine is a color
monitor is being used and will present either a colored menu or a tty menu.

The First menu asks the user what kind of package it going to be installed.  The
user has the following choices:

                 Install a precompiled binary package
                 Install a Tarred (i.e. Z, GZ, TGZ, or TAR) package
                 Install an RPM package (not working in this version)
                 Install a Deb package (not working in this version)
                 
After the package selection the user is asked where the package file is located
on the hard drive with the default being /.

Finally the user is asked the name of the package file.  Once the script
confirms that the file exists and is on the drive specified it then completes
the installation by first unzipping the file to a temporary directory, then
checks for a configure file.  At this time if a configure file is not found
the program will halt with an error message but if a configure file is found
the script then runs the configure file and makes the binaries.

The final step of installation removes the temporary directory from the
harddrive.

SLIM allows the user the flexability to 'backout' of anystep up to the actual
installation of the program							
