From: chris burke
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2022 07:46:00 +0800
> "Documentation can be found in the wiki ..."
And "wiki" is now a link, just as hypertext should be. The reader can
click on "wiki" and skip the links at the left and a discontinuity in
thought is avoided. Good!
Thx,
From: "'robert therriault' via General"
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2022 11:21:32 -0800
> I believe that the links that you are referring to are the ones in the
> sidebar of the wiki pages.
Repeating the sequence from my message at Tue, 08 Mar 2022 19:07:18 -0800.
Open
When I look at the README page, the term "WIKI GUIDES" jumps out, so I
would see these wiki links immediately.
However, I have replaced the term "WIKI GUIDES" with "WIKI LINKS", and have
changed the text referring to the wiki from
"Documentation can be found in the wiki ..."
to
"Documentation
Hi Peter,
I believe that the links that you are referring to are the ones in the sidebar
of the wiki pages. The links that Chris is referring to are the ones on the
side of https://www.jsoftware.com/#/README which is where you arrive after
clicking the initial 'getting started' button on
From: chris burke
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2022 15:50:48 +0800
> ... several links to the wiki in the side panel of that page.
Links at the left margin are Overview, Source, Contact, Donate, Main,
Page, Installation, Jd, Getting Started, Vocabulary, Forums, Showcase,
HTML and Help. No "wiki". No
Hello Martin,
Thanks for mentioning you are zino113. I didn't make that association, so
glad to know!
I'll reply here in case it piques the interest of others enough to try.
There are a few ways to contribute that come to mind:
1. Fork the repository, which creates your own copy. Make the
Joe -
As you might have noticed, I'm zino113 on github (issue #8, geometric mean).
In case you'll have the time (and patience) to walk me through it,
I'd be glad to help with a few more examples on )play.
I'm however more or less uninitiated as far as github and emscripten
are concerned.
