To install the Linux version of Inner Worlds, simply extract all of the
files in the archive (iw-linux.tgz) into a directory on your hard disk.
The contents of the archive will extract into a subdirectory called `iw'.
To run the game, change to that directory and type `inner'.  Inner Worlds
uses svgalib and requires direct access to the video board, so you will
have to run it as root in order for it to work.

For example, assuming your CD-ROM drive is mounted on /mnt/cdrom and you
want to install Inner Worlds into /usr/local/iw, the following commands
should do the trick:

$ cd /usr/local
$ tar xvzf /mnt/cdrom/iw-linux.tgz
$ cd iw
$ ./inner

Note that the Linux version of Inner Worlds is not quite as carefully
tuned and debugged as the DOS version, so expect a few rough edges.
However, it should work and be quite playable, since Linux is the platform
we actually used to develop the game.
