TARBALL INSTALLATION:

To install ISSM, untar ISSM-Ubuntu32.tar.gz 
You will get an ISSM directory. 

You then need to setup the following environment variable in your 
.bashrc or .cshrc: 

in your .bashrc: 
export ISSM_TIER='path_to_untarred_ISSM/bin'

or in your .cshrc: 
setenv ISSM_TIER 'path_to_untarred_ISSM'

Once this is done, fireup matlab from inside the ISSM directory: 
matlab -nojvm -r "startup;"


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				OR THE RIGHT WAY....
DPKG/DEB INSTALLATION:

To install from deb archives (*.deb), use:

	> sudo dpkg --install <debarchive>

That's it! But not really. Do make sure that you install petsc and metis first.
When you first try to install issm, dpkg will tell you that you are missing
dependencies. Just:

	> sudo apt-get install -f

to fix the dependencies and complete the install. When apt-get is done, you 
should see something that says that ISSM is installed correctly on your 
machine. That's it! For real this time.

Uninstalling is simple too:

	> sudo apt-get remove <issmPackageName>

That'll do all the work for you. This won't delete any configuration or user
defined environment stuff. Just swap "remove" out for "purge" and that'll
delete everything. And apt-get might ask you to remove unneeded dependencies,
so you should probably do that to keep your system clean.

To create your own custom debian archive, see the README in issmpkg.

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APT-GET INSTALLATION: (this doesnot work yet)

To install from apt-get:

	> sudo add-apt-repository <issm_PPA_URL>
	> sudo apt-get install <issmPackageName>

Just say yes to everything apt asks you, and you're good.

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