Use install.sh script for automatic configuration, compilation
and installation. After that You will find saper executable in
/usr/local/bin/ directiory.

Instead of using the script You can enter the following (it
does the same):

./configure --enable-mt
make
make install

The '--enable-mt' argument is required becouse SAPer uses
generic configure script and it has to know to enable QT's
thread support.
