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If you keep a diary, and you like to use text mode in Linux, this is for you.
Full CJK support;
Friendly text-mode user interface;
Complete keyboard control;
Mouse support (to the extent that your terminal supports);
Reliable password protection;
Regular expression.
I would be very pleased to get any feedback from any user (if anyone other than myself is actually using it...) Contact me by E-mail, or create pull requests or issues.
- A working, recent Linux distribution.
- Working C and C++ compilers. gcc and g++ 4.3 or higher versions are recommended.
- CMake 2.6
- ncurses 5.6 (Unicode support required; mouse support recommended)
- libxml2 2.7
- libpcre 7.8 (optional; UTF-8 support recommended)
- libbz2
It is supposed to work on other Unix-like systems, but it's not tested yet. Also, I have only tested tiary on x86 and x86-64, though I expect it to run on other hardware with little or no modification.
If you download a tiary-.tar. file, then it's as straightforward as any GNU package: untar; configure; make; make install. Tiary installs only one file, called /usr/local/bin/tiary by default.
If you check out the repository, you will need a recent version of autoconf, automake and autoconf-archive. And then run "autoreconf --install -v" before configure and make.