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*[[Raw I/O]] - By default ScarletDME will modify both input and output character I/O. How to turn this off. | *[[Raw I/O]] - By default ScarletDME will modify both input and output character I/O. How to turn this off. | ||
*[[Recompiling ScarletDME]] - How to recompile ScarletDME system C code and BASIC code | *[[Recompiling ScarletDME]] - How to recompile ScarletDME system C code and BASIC code | ||
*[[ | *[[Using Git]] - How to use git to check out code and commit it back (Windows and Linux) | ||
*[[Creating your own command]] - Guide to how to add features and commands to ScarletDME | *[[Creating your own command]] - Guide to how to add features and commands to ScarletDME | ||
Revision as of 15:25, 25 June 2013
Installation
Fedora
- http://www.geneb.org/qm/fedora_notes.txt - Guide to installing and configuring ScarletDME from source on Fedora (useful scripts and configs)
Ubuntu
- http://www.rushflat.co.nz/files/UbuntuInstall.pdf Installing the GPL Version of OpenQM on Ubuntu (aimed at Linux newbies)
Development
- Raw I/O - By default ScarletDME will modify both input and output character I/O. How to turn this off.
- Recompiling ScarletDME - How to recompile ScarletDME system C code and BASIC code
- Using Git - How to use git to check out code and commit it back (Windows and Linux)
- Creating your own command - Guide to how to add features and commands to ScarletDME
Using ScarletDME
- Using your own editor - How to use your favorite editor from within ScarletDME
- Nano editor profile - A syntax highlight profile for the Nano editor by Marcus Rhodes