How to install the most bleeding-edge version of Cardapio? (trunk)

There are two ways of installing the most bleeding-edge version of Cardapio (often referred to as "trunk"). The simplest way is to use the daily builds PPA:

1) Run these commands in a terminal:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cardapio-team/unstable && sudo apt-get update

2) Now pick one or more of these, depending on how you want to use Cardapio:
$ sudo apt-get install cardapio-gnomepanel # <-- to install the Gnome-Panel applet
$ sudo apt-get install cardapio-docky # <-- to install the Docky applet
$ sudo apt-get install cardapio-awn # <-- to install the AWN applet
$ sudo apt-get install cardapio-gnomeshell # <-- to install the Gnome-Shell applet
$ sudo apt-get install cardapio # <-- to use it in stand-alone mode only

3) Done!

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If you don't want to use the PPA above, but would rather install directly from the source tree (that's where the freshest code resides!), you should run the following commands in a terminal:

$ bzr clone lp:cardapio
$ cd cardapio/cardapio
$ sudo make install
$ cd ..
(see below how to install other Cardapio files before continuing with these commands)
$ sudo rm -rf cardapio

The commands above assume you have a proper build system already installed. In Ubuntu, this means you first need to run:

$ sudo apt-get install bzr build-essential

In addition, check to see if you have all necessary dependencies here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/cardapio/+faq/1394

Also note that this bleeding-edge version of Cardapio is prone to have some kinks and bugs. If you find any, please bear with us! And, of course, make sure you report them too :)

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To install the Docky helper:
$ cd cardapio-docky
$ sudo make install

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And to install the AWN plugin:
$ cd cardapio-awn
$ sudo make install

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And to install the Gnome-Shell plugin:
$ cd cardapio-gnomeshell
$ sudo make install