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Thijshijsijsjss: Add wordhole category

2023-11-01T14:16:48Z

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	[[Category:Protocol]]		[[Category:Protocol]]
			[[Category:Wordhole]]

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2023-11-01T14:11:30Z

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	This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs opens in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.		This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs opens in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.

	=Step by step guide=		===Step by step guide===
	The following is a step by step guide to setting up a collaboration session within Emacs. It assumes the user is in a terminal.		The following is a step by step guide to setting up a collaboration session within Emacs. It assumes the user is in a terminal.

Thijshijsijsjss: Change wording

2023-09-27T08:38:27Z

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	When collaborating on a project, all kinds of problems can occur. In particular, version conflicts can be difficult to resolve and can be interruptive of a workflow. For this problem (and others), version control systems like [[Git]] may be used. (Not needed for this page)		When collaborating on a project, all kinds of problems can occur. In particular, version conflicts can be difficult to resolve and can be interruptive of a workflow. For this problem (and others), version control systems like [[Git]] may be used. (Not needed for this page)

	Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see each other's changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure ~~is created~~. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.		Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see each other's changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure can be used. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.

	This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs opens in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.		This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs opens in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.

Thijshijsijsjss: Fix list indentation

2023-09-26T20:37:00Z

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	## Press <code>Alt+X</code>		## Press <code>Alt+X</code>
	## Use <code>crdt-connect</code>, press return.		## Use <code>crdt-connect</code>, press return.
	## For URL, enter: <code>localhost:6530</code>.		## Fill in the open parameters:
	## For Display, enter: <code>USERNAME</code>.		### For URL, enter: <code>localhost:6530</code>.
	## Press return.		### For Display, enter: <code>USERNAME</code>.
	# Select the the file you want to work on:		### Press return.
	## Use the arrow keys to move to the file you want to work on.		## Select the the file you want to work on:
	## Press return.		### Use the arrow keys to move to the file you want to work on.
			### Press return.

	You should now be able to collaborate!		You should now be able to collaborate!
	Should being the operative word.... This works in duos, maybe not in groups of six...		Should being the operative word.... This works in duos, maybe not in groups of six...
	[[Category:Protocol]]		[[Category:Protocol]]

Thijshijsijsjss: Be consistent in joining / hosting indicators

2023-09-26T20:34:42Z

Be consistent in joining / hosting indicators

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	## Enter <code>package-install</code>, press return.		## Enter <code>package-install</code>, press return.
	## Enter <code>crdt</code>, press return.		## Enter <code>crdt</code>, press return.
	# <b>IF YOU ARE ~~THE HOST OF THE~~ SESSION:</b>		# <b>IF YOU ARE HOSTING A SESSION:</b>
	## Press <code>Control+X Control+F</code>.		## Press <code>Control+X Control+F</code>.
	## Type in the path for the file you want to share, press return.		## Type in the path for the file you want to share, press return.

Thijshijsijsjss: Fix typo

2023-09-26T20:33:52Z

Fix typo

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	Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see each other's changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure is created. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.		Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see each other's changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure is created. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.

	This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs ~~open~~ in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.		This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs opens in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.

	=Step by step guide=		=Step by step guide=

Thijshijsijsjss: Fix typo

2023-09-26T20:32:28Z

Fix typo

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	When collaborating on a project, all kinds of problems can occur. In particular, version conflicts can be difficult to resolve and can be interruptive of a workflow. For this problem (and others), version control systems like [[Git]] may be used. (Not needed for this page)		When collaborating on a project, all kinds of problems can occur. In particular, version conflicts can be difficult to resolve and can be interruptive of a workflow. For this problem (and others), version control systems like [[Git]] may be used. (Not needed for this page)

	Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see ~~eachother~~'s changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure is created. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.		Moreover, while collaborating it might be nice to see each other's changes in real time: a particularly difficult case of version control. To this end, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_type CRDT] datastructure is created. Several [[HTML_%2B_CSS#code_editors\|editors]] have an implementation of CRDT to allow for collaboration.

	This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs open in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.		This page focusses on CRDT collaboration with Emacs. Emacs open in the terminal, and hence this guide allows for collaborative work live on the server.

Thijshijsijsjss: Be consistent in 'press return' indicators

2023-09-26T20:30:14Z

Be consistent in 'press return' indicators

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	# Connect to chochop:		# Connect to chochop:
	## <code>ssh USERNAME@145.24.139.16</code> (or to any other address you'd want to <code>ssh</code> to)		## <code>ssh USERNAME@145.24.139.16</code> (or to any other address you'd want to <code>ssh</code> to), press return.
	## Enter your password		## Enter your password, press return.
	# Open emacs:		# Open emacs:
	## Enter <code>emacs</code>		## Enter <code>emacs</code>. Press return.
	# <b>IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME COLLABORATING THROUGH EMACS:</b> Install the CRDT package:		# <b>IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME COLLABORATING THROUGH EMACS:</b> Install the CRDT package:
	## If you are using MacOS, perform the following steps. Otherwise, skip to 3.2		## If you are using MacOS, perform the following steps. Otherwise, skip to 3.2
	### Go to terminal settings		### Go to terminal settings.
	### Go to profile		### Go to profile.
	### Check the box 'Use Option as Meta Key'		### Check the box 'Use Option as Meta Key'.
	## Press <code>Alt+X</code> (or for MacOS <code>Option+X</code>)		### Close the terminal settings, so that the terminal is in focus again.
	## Enter <code>package-install</code>		## Press <code>Alt+X</code> (or for MacOS <code>Option+X</code>).
	## Enter <code>crdt</code>		## Enter <code>package-install</code>, press return.
			## Enter <code>crdt</code>, press return.
	# <b>IF YOU ARE THE HOST OF THE SESSION:</b>		# <b>IF YOU ARE THE HOST OF THE SESSION:</b>
	## Press <code>Control+X Control+F</code>		## Press <code>Control+X Control+F</code>.
	## Type in the path for the file you want to share, press return.		## Type in the path for the file you want to share, press return.
	## Press <code>Alt+X</code>		## Press <code>Alt+X</code>.
	## Type <code>crdt-share-buffer</code>		## Type <code>crdt-share-buffer</code>, press return.
	~~## Press~~ return

	# <b>IF YOU ARE JOINING A SESSION:</b>		# <b>IF YOU ARE JOINING A SESSION:</b>
	## Press <code>Alt+X</code>		## Press <code>Alt+X</code>
	## Use <code>crdt-connect</code>		## Use <code>crdt-connect</code>, press return.
	## For URL, enter: <code>localhost:6530</code>		## For URL, enter: <code>localhost:6530</code>.
	# For Display, enter: <code>USERNAME</code>		## For Display, enter: <code>USERNAME</code>.
			## Press return.
	# Select the the file you want to work on:		# Select the the file you want to work on:
	## Use the arrow keys to move to the file you want to work on		## Use the arrow keys to move to the file you want to work on.
	## Press ~~enter~~		## Press return.

	You should now be able to collaborate!		You should now be able to collaborate!
	Should being the operative word.... This works in duos, maybe not in groups of six...		Should being the operative word.... This works in duos, maybe not in groups of six...
	[[Category:Protocol]]		[[Category:Protocol]]

Thijshijsijsjss: /* Step by step guide */

2023-09-26T20:23:42Z

Step by step guide

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	### Go to profile		### Go to profile
	### Check the box 'Use Option as Meta Key'		### Check the box 'Use Option as Meta Key'
	## Press <code>Alt+X</code> (~~Mac~~ <code>Option+X</code>)		## Press <code>Alt+X</code> (or for MacOS <code>Option+X</code>)
	## Enter <code>package-install</code>		## Enter <code>package-install</code>
	## Enter <code>crdt</code>		## Enter <code>crdt</code>

Thijshijsijsjss: Add explaining text to guide

2023-09-26T20:22:34Z

Add explaining text to guide

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	=Step by step guide=		=Step by step guide=
			The following is a step by step guide to setting up a collaboration session within Emacs. It assumes the user is in a terminal.

	# Connect to chochop:		# Connect to chochop:
	## <code>USERNAME@145.24.139.16</code>		## <code>ssh USERNAME@145.24.139.16</code> (or to any other address you'd want to <code>ssh</code> to)
	## Enter your password		## Enter your password
	# Open emacs:		# Open emacs: