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| − | + | AjaxTermMojo is a port of Ajaxterm to Mojo written by Quantsini. It is required that you install python and ajaxterm onto your pre before using the Mojo package. | |
| − | + | == Changelog == | |
| + | === 1.0.0 (erronous version number) === | ||
| + | * Initial release with crude implementation of the javascript interface of ajaxterm | ||
| + | === 0.0.2 (correct version numbering) === | ||
| + | * Implemented the enter key | ||
| − | + | == How to install == | |
| − | + | # Root your pre and make sure optware is installed properly. | |
| + | # Install [http://antony.lesuisse.org/software/ajaxterm/ Ajaxterm] | ||
| + | # Make sure ajaxterm.py is running on your pre | ||
| + | # Download and install the [http://svn.quantsini.com/AjaxTermMojo/ Mojo Package] | ||
| + | # Open the Mojo package and you should be presented with a terminal shell with a login screen. | ||
| − | + | == Known Issues == | |
| − | + | * Really slow | |
| − | + | * No escape key, so if you use vi and are in a mode, you cannot escape | |
| − | + | == Things to do == | |
| − | + | * Implement some way to use tabbing, control, alt, and other keys not currently possible on the pre | |
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Revision as of 22:42, 26 July 2009
AjaxTermMojo is a port of Ajaxterm to Mojo written by Quantsini. It is required that you install python and ajaxterm onto your pre before using the Mojo package.
Changelog
1.0.0 (erronous version number)
- Initial release with crude implementation of the javascript interface of ajaxterm
0.0.2 (correct version numbering)
- Implemented the enter key
How to install
- Root your pre and make sure optware is installed properly.
- Install Ajaxterm
- Make sure ajaxterm.py is running on your pre
- Download and install the Mojo Package
- Open the Mojo package and you should be presented with a terminal shell with a login screen.
Known Issues
- Really slow
- No escape key, so if you use vi and are in a mode, you cannot escape
Things to do
- Implement some way to use tabbing, control, alt, and other keys not currently possible on the pre