The next step is usually "make" then "make install". I don't
know what the "display" command you mention is.
Also you will need root access to install this properly.
There are some shared libraries involved.
If you don't have root access, you will need to do some
fancy declarations of "installdir" when you configure,
and some fancy pre-loading of the imagemagick.so libs
everytime you run a script.
Comment on Re: More likely to go crazy than to get ImageMagick working
THere is no Makefile.PL in the ImageMagick directory, but there is a Makefile, Makefile.in and Makefile.am. THere is a Makefile.PL in the PerlMagick directory, but isnt that for Image::Magick.pm, which is just the perl interface to the Imagemagick tool-set. Anyway, I'm trying to get the tools working first, and it should be possible to run these on the command line - "display" being one such command.