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Renamed placeholder title "Limited Medium" to "Luminotes".

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Dan Helfman 2007-07-16 21:03:39 +00:00
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INSTALL
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To use the Limited Medium wiki, please see the included README file instead of
this INSTALL file. This file contains details about installing the Limited
Medium server, which you shouldn't need if you only want to make a wiki.
To use Luminotes, please see the included README file instead of this INSTALL
file. This file contains details about installing the Luminotes server, which
you shouldn't need if you only want to make a wiki.
First, install the prerequisites:
@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ If you're interested in running unit tests, also install:
Run the server in development mode:
python2.5 limitedmedium.py -d
python2.5 luminotes.py -d
Connect to the following URL in a web browser running on the same machine:

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README
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Limited Medium
Luminotes is a personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and ideas. For
more information, see:
http://somewhere
http://luminotes.com/
Limited Medium is a lightweight personal wiki notebook for organizing your
notes and ideas. It's designed for:
* Writers. Keep track of your characters, plots, and scenes.
* Students. Take notes and make links between related concepts.
* Game designers. Build up your world one detail at a time.
* Creative types. If you've outgrown a Word doc or text file full of
disorganized notes, Limited Medium can help.
Here's how Limited Medium differs from other personal wikis:
* What you see is what you mean. You can forget about markup or markdown.
* Integrated viewing and editing. Update any wiki entry without switching
back and forth.
* View multiple wiki entries at once. Perfect for notes and brainstorming.
* Access your wiki from anywhere. All your work is automatically saved to the
server.
* Use any sort of link titles you want. Wiki links aren't expected to
LookLikeThis.
Limited Medium also has the following features:
* Built-in searching. A single search looks through every word in the entire
wiki.
Limited Medium makes use of some advanced browser features, so not all
browsers will work for editing your wiki. Supported browsers include:
* Internet Explorer 6+
* Firefox 1.5+
* SeaMonkey 1.0+
* Iceweasel 1.5+
* Iceape 1.0+
The following web browsers are known not to work with Limited Medium:
* Safari
* Opera
* Konqueror
* Lynx
If you're looking for a personal wiki with more minimal browser requirements,
you might want to try TiddlyWiki. If you're looking for a more general-purpose
wiki for multiple users, check out MoinMoin.
If you'd like to actually install the Limited Medium server, see the INSTALL
file.
If you'd like to actually install the Luminotes server, see the INSTALL file.
Enjoy!
Limited Medium Copyright (C) 2007 Dan Helfman
Luminotes Copyright (C) 2007 Dan Helfman
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

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config/Production.py
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"base_url_filter.on": True,
"base_url_filter.use_x_forwarded_host": True,
"server.log_to_screen": False,
"server.log_file": "limitedmedium.log",
"server.log_access_file": "limitedmedium.log",
"server.log_file": "luminotes.log",
"server.log_access_file": "luminotes.log",
},
}

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static/html/about.html
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<h3>about</h3>
<p>
Limited Medium is a personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and
ideas. It's designed for:
Luminotes is a personal wiki notebook for organizing your notes and ideas.
It's designed for:
</p>
<ul>
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Build up your world one detail at a time.</li>
<li><b>creative types</b><br />
If you've outgrown a Word doc or text file full of disorganized notes, Limited
Medium can help.</li>
If you've outgrown a Word doc or text file full of disorganized notes,
Luminotes can help.</li>
</ul>

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static/html/advanced browser features.html
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<h3>advanced browser features</h3>
<p>
Limited Medium makes heavy use of a browser feature called DesignMode to
implement "what you see is what you mean" wiki editing. Unfortunately,
DesignMode support is incomplete in some browsers like Safari. Newer versions
of Safari will feature improvements in this area, so look for Limited Medium
to support Safari at some point in the future. Recent versions of the Opera
web browser do support DesignMode, so that's also a potential future addition
to our list of supported browsers.
Luminotes makes heavy use of a browser feature called DesignMode to implement
"what you see is what you mean" wiki editing. Unfortunately, DesignMode
support is incomplete in some browsers like Safari. Newer versions of Safari
will feature improvements in this area, so look for Luminotes to support
Safari at some point in the future. Recent versions of the Opera web browser
do support DesignMode, so that's also a potential future addition to our list
of supported browsers.
</p>
<p>
Please note that since DesignMode is only used when you're editing a wiki, you
don't have to worry about DesignMode compatability when you're in read-only
mode and just viewing a wiki. So Limited Medium should work in read-only mode
with just about any modern browser with support for JavaScript, cookies, and
remote scripting.
mode and just viewing a wiki. So Luminotes should work in read-only mode with
just about any modern browser with support for JavaScript, cookies, and remote
scripting.
</p>

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static/html/features.html
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<h3>features</h3>
<p>
Here's what makes Limited Medium so great:
Here's what makes Luminotes so great:
</p>
<ul>
<li><b>viewing and editing, together at last</b><br />
With Limited Medium, you can update any wiki entry without having to switch to
With Luminotes, you can update any wiki entry without having to switch to
a separate edit mode. And you can forget about markup or markdown.
<li><b>big-picture browsing</b><br />

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static/html/password reset.html
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<h3>password reset</h3>
For now, if you need a password reset, please email witten@torsion.org
For now, if you need a password reset, please email support@luminotes.com

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static/html/supported browsers.html
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<h3>supported browsers</h3>
<p>
Limited Medium makes use of some <a href="/entries/new">advanced browser features</a>,
Luminotes makes use of some <a href="/entries/new">advanced browser features</a>,
so not all browsers will work for editing your wiki. Supported browsers include:
</p>
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</ul>
<p>
The following web browsers are known <i>not</i> to work with Limited Medium:
The following web browsers are known <i>not</i> to work with Luminotes:
</p>
<ul>

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static/html/welcome to your wiki.html
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<p>Here's how to get started with your personal wiki notebook.</p>
<p><b>First, the basics.</b> A Limited Medium notebook is simply a collection
of linked entries, each with a unique title. Right now you're reading an entry
<p><b>First, the basics.</b> A Luminotes notebook is simply a collection of
linked entries, each with a unique title. Right now you're reading an entry
titled "welcome to your wiki".</p>
<p><b>To make a new wiki entry</b>, hit the "+" button on the left, or click

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static/js/Wiki.js
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var notebook = result.notebooks[ i ];
if ( notebook.object_id != this.notebook_id ) {
appendChildNodes( span, createDOM( "a", {
"href": ( notebook.name == "Limited Medium" ) ? "/" : "/notebooks/" + notebook.object_id,
"href": ( notebook.name == "Luminotes" ) ? "/" : "/notebooks/" + notebook.object_id,
"id": "notebook_" + notebook.object_id
}, notebook.name ) );
appendChildNodes( span, createDOM( "br" ) );
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this.notebook = result.notebook;
var self = this;
if ( this.notebook.name != "Limited Medium" )
if ( this.notebook.name != "Luminotes" )
replaceChildNodes( "notebook_name", createDOM( "h3", this.notebook.name ) );
if ( this.notebook.read_write ) {

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tools/initdb.py
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# create the main notebook and all of its entries
self.database.next_id( self.scheduler.thread )
main_notebook_id = ( yield Scheduler.SLEEP )
self.main_notebook = Notebook( main_notebook_id, u"Limited Medium" )
self.main_notebook = Notebook( main_notebook_id, u"Luminotes" )
for ( filename, startup ) in self.ENTRY_FILES:
full_filename = os.path.join( self.HTML_PATH, filename )

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view/Html_file.py
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id = u"center_area",
),
),
A( "Limited Medium", href = "http://url.to.limited.medium.goes.here" ),
A( "Luminotes", href = "http://luminotes.com/" ),
)

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view/Main_page.py
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id = u"search_and_user_area",
),
Div(
H2( A( u"Limited Medium", href = "/" ), class_ = "page_title" ),
H2( A( u"Luminotes", href = "/" ), class_ = "page_title" ),
H4( A( u"personal wiki notebook", href = "/" ), class_ = u"page_title" ),
id = u"title_area",
),

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view/Page.py
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class Page( Html ):
def __init__( self, title, *children, **attrs ):
head_types = ( Link, Script, Meta ) # node types to move to the Head section
app_name = u"Limited Medium"
app_name = u"Luminotes"
if "id" not in attrs:
attrs[ "id" ] = u"content"