To use unsermake set the environmental variable UNSERMAKE to point to the 
unsermake script.  In my case:

export UNSERMAKE=~/projects/kde/kdenonbeta/unsermake/unsermake

At this point building KDE modules as usual, starting with
"make -f Makefile.cvs" should work.  You should see the text:

*** YOU'RE USING UNSERMAKE.
*** GOOD LUCK!! :)

Keep in mind that unsermake is still unstable (but hey, you were brave enough
to check out kdenonbeta, so you must like punishment) and may not work for
all modules / projects at all times.


You can set the make variable VERBOSE (make VERBOSE=...) to modify the output
of the generated Makefiles:
- if it is not set (the default), messages are accumulated while the
  process is running. if an error occurs, the command is output and
  after that the accumulated messages. if no error occurs, only the
  messages are output.
- if it is set, the behaviour is like regular automake output: the
  command is output before it is started and messages appear as they
  are generated.
  this mode of operation is the most natural one, but is highly
  inappropriate for parallel builds and generally clutters the output.
