You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all diferent.
If you decide to go left, turn to page 4.
If you decide to go right, turn to page 5.
If you decide to cry, do it ;)
Jokes apart, this the format of the Choose Your Own Adventure books …
Posted Sat 11 August 2007 by aurelio in Documentation
Roberto Bechtlufft wrote me to tell that he moved all his old site about Phantasy Star (remember Sega's Master System and Mega Drive?) to a PHP plus txt2tags solution.
"It was my first site and it was a mess. Now I've migrated everything to PHP and the all the contents …
Hey, China! Abby Pan has just translated the Manual Page to your language.
Abby's work is already online on the documentation page.
Posted Wed 11 July 2007 by aurelio in Translations
Stefano D'Archino told us about his new creation: the txt2tags language file for gedit.
His instructions follows:
Zoom.Quiet, a long time txt2tags user, gave us a nice screenshot of his gedit …
If the Linux Magazine lands at your country, you're a lucky guy. Check out the new Issue 80 from July 2007 to find a nice article fully devoted to txt2tags!
+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+ | ![Linux Magazine | [LinuxUser: Workspace: txt2tags - | | Cover #80](http://txt2tags.files.wo | Write once and publish anywhere with | | rdpress.com/2007 …
Posted Tue 05 June 2007 by aurelio in Documentation
Demian Neidetcher wrote on the txt2tags site to tell us about a nice guide he has made:
I love what you guys have done. I decided to re-do my site and came across this. I did a write-up on my site that explains the process I used with txt2tags.
Check …
Posted Tue 01 May 2007 by aurelio in Documentation
If you're one lucky guy/girl that owns a copy of the excellent TextMate text editor, listen on and prepare the "Hooray!".
I'm a recently converted TextMate user and as you may wonder, to edit txt2tags files is part of my everyday routine. Websites, articles and books, everything is t2t-marked …
Dmitri Popov wrote me to tell that there's a new version for his impressive QuasiWiki, an OpenOffice.org extension that lets you use the txt2tags markup in Office documents!
Dmitri says: "I thought you would like to know that I've released version 0.3 of the txt2tags extension for OpenOffice …
Matthias Kilian has packaged txt2tags for the OpenBSD distribution. And since version 2.3! It's my fault not telling you about it before.
The details about the package can be found on http://ports.openbsd.nu/textproc/txt2tags.
Off-topic: Have you noticed the two Matthias on the recent news? :)
Matthias Haase has packaged our sweet little program to RPM for the Fedora Core 6 Linux distribution.
If you're a Fedora user, just point your yum to Matthias' repository
at http://www.bennewitz.com/rpms/.