Bloglet, the gentleman's mock turtle soup -- Moss made it sweeter than myrrh ash and dhoup
So my copy of Open Write arrived yesterday. I discovered that my Gemini had the wrong chip in it, so I'm writing this on the Stentura I borrowed from work. I have thirty days to try it out. If it proves to work, I'll keep it and downgrade (it's an old program) my Gemini. If not, I'll have to figure out how to make DigitalCAT play nice with Vim. So far it seems to be doing what I want it to, but a lot more testing of variables will be required. I ordered a book on Vim, and I'm very excited there. I've compensated somewhat for the Stentura's lack of a wide asterisk key by means of a bit of moldable gum eraser. One of my very long term goals is to write or be a spur to writing some form of open source steno software, but for now this is probably my cheapest and most flexible bet. I've decided to call the project Stim, for obvious reasons, and I'll try to put some sort of page up detailing my progress as I learn the text editor and figure out the scripts and dictionary entries I'll need in order to make this a viable symbiosis.
_
respond?
10:28:02 PM,Friday 18 May 2007