David Given

Turning them off completely is actually pretty hard as they're used internally for things like the user spellchecker dictionary and the scrapbook. What's specifically the problem? You should just be...

If you mean interested _in general_, yes --- I'm using Musashi to run compiler tests for the Amsterdam Compiler Kit (at http://github.com/davidgiven/ack), and having FPU support would allow testing floating...

I still want to be able to move the window in the z-order stack, though. I just don't want it to be able to move _itself_ in the z-order stack.

jwm 2.3.7, which I know is old --- it's the current version in Debian. One way this manifests for me (just checked this) is: - start IntelliJ. - wait for...

Brr. XSLT... I still have nightmares... WordGrinder should uses the terminal's italics capability to draw italics. If it's showing up as bold, then that's because your terminfo file either doesn't...

Italics support went into ncurses in 5.1, and your version is later than that. You do need to check that WordGrinder is built with the same version that tput is...

Hello --- sorry for the delay getting back to you... Unfortunately no, there isn't any internal infrastructure for translating WordGrinder. Translating the output strings would be relatively easy via a...

Thank you for the kind words! What you're seeing is an artifact of Windows font rendering; the default font doesn't have an italic form and if you ask Windows to...

Do you mean that on the German keyboard, you have to press the Control plus the key with the Y on it for undo? The one bottom left next to...

Oops, that got lost in the recent refactor. Looking at the code, doesn't the same fix also need doing to ALT keys? I've made the change in https://github.com/davidgiven/wordgrinder/tree/b214; PTAL?