You know what is a wiki, right? It's a collaborative website where visitors can read and change its contents. Think Wikipedia.
What you may don't know is that the wiki concept can be brought to your own computer, running as a nice standalone application. Then you can easily edit multiple …
Let's start 2007 with good news!
David Area from Spain brings us the brand new Txt2tags Web Editor.
It's a web editor for txt2tags files, similar to editors found in phpBB forums. You write your text on the box and use the special buttons on the left to add formatting …
Day 24, version 2.4. Got it? :)
Take all the dust and spiders out of your current txt2tags installation and upgrade to the fresh new stylish Christmas release.
Tons of bug fixes, new mark to comment multiple lines, more than one CSS per HTML file and user-defined .sty files for …
HAPPY HOLIDAYS for all you nice txt2tags users.
Without your kind words, energy, comments, ideas, code and bug reports, we would never leave the 0.x series... With your help, today txt2tags is a five years old stable mature program. Thanks!
Now take a minute to think with me.
More good news for you, KDE people!
David Area, a long time txt2tags user has made a Konqueror Service Menu to integrate ktxt2tags in the contextual menus of Konqueror.
Now you can right-click any .t2t file in your disk and choose the "Process with Ktxt2tags" menu item to open the …
Michael Malien strikes again! Now he translated the Manual Page to German. You know, manpage. That thing UNIX users love to hate.
His work is already online on the documentation page.
Posted Thu 16 November 2006 by aurelio in Translations
Our French friend Nicolas Dumoulin has made a KDE front-end for txt2tags. If you're on the penguin side of the force and prefer green dragons to bare feet, you should try this out!
Update: ktxt2tags now can run using QT libs, so you can use it on Linux, Windows and …
Dmitri Popov, the kind txt2tags user that wrote an interesting article on Linux.com, strikes again! This time he created an extension so you can use the beloved txt2tags markup into OpenOffice.org!
I'll quote Dmitri:
I thought you would like to know that I've released a txt2tags extension for …
Hello! Just a quick post to inform you that the team grew even more:
Their work is already online on the documentation page.
Posted Sun 05 November 2006 by aurelio in Translations
In txt2tags, you ever wondered how to:
Fear don't. Txt2tags Tips & Tricks!
Leave a comment to share your own …
Posted Thu 21 September 2006 by aurelio in Documentation