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Here's an overview by Remind's...

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Here's an overview by Remind's...

Submitted by Rebort (not verified) on February 25, 2005 - 12:54pm.

Here’s an overview by Remind’s creator at the Linux Journal. Includes info on multi-language support, advanced scripting, GUIs, etc:

http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/3529

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Guest: Mike Harris looks at "Remind" By: Merlin Mann (41 replies) February 24, 2005 - 3:34pm
  • Jonathan, thanks--if the developer's stuff... By: Timmy (2005-02-25 15:42)
  • Timmy: I'd prefer to respond... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 15:55)
  • Timmy, If it can't find cc... By: jmb (2005-02-25 16:49)
  • Anybody have a good hack... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 16:58)
  • I've been having some success... By: alex dante (2005-02-25 17:09)
  • OK, I finally got the... By: Matt (2005-02-25 17:40)
  • Ooo...this is sweet. "rem -g"... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 14:52)
  • @Margaret: I also throw a... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 14:47)
  • Good questions, all, electroglodyte. Hey,... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 14:45)
  • I hope the Unix-experienced folks... By: electroglodyte (2005-02-25 14:39)
  • Timmy, you must install the... By: Jonathan Feinberg (2005-02-25 14:25)
  • Remind looks fabulous, but the... By: Margaret (2005-02-25 14:37)
  • @Timmy When you're done with the... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 14:20)
  • A rant of sorts. ... By: Timmy (2005-02-25 13:48)
  • Rebort, I appreciate the link,... By: Mike Harris (2005-02-25 13:42)
  • Massively useful. Thanks Merlin.... By: Daniel Von Fange (2005-02-25 11:57)
  • Here's an overview by Remind's... By: Rebort (2005-02-25 12:54)
  • Okay, this one’s meta-nerdy, but... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 11:47)
  • Okay, Matthew takes the pot... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 09:34)
  • Response to IV: Don't use... By: Dethe Elza (2005-02-25 10:08)
  • A couple ideas for integrating... By: Matthew M. Boedicker (2005-02-25 09:24)
  • try rem | tail -5 as... By: IV (2005-02-25 07:45)
  • Sorry that "tail -5" was... By: Matthew Boedicker (2005-02-25 08:13)
  • tail -n5 filename is the... By: Paul Lathrop (2005-02-25 08:53)
  • mph, For U.S. weather info the... By: matt (2005-02-25 09:17)
  • So, can you do little... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 07:24)
  • Hey, Matthew... that'll work! ... By: mph (2005-02-25 07:35)
  • btw, for those who use... By: jeff covey (2005-02-25 07:36)
  • Oh, snap! I love that,... By: Merlin (2005-02-25 06:18)
  • mph for a weather script... By: Matthew M. Boedicker (2005-02-25 06:47)
  • Merlin you can do "tail... By: Matthew M. Boedicker (2005-02-25 06:59)
  • I like to include sunrise/sunset... By: mph (2005-02-25 06:11)
  • A word of caution. James' installer... By: IV (2005-02-25 03:22)
  • I use Debian GNU/Linux, not... By: GBGames (2005-02-25 05:05)
  • Daniel -- I did an... By: Mike Harris (2005-02-25 02:04)
  • Another one I know is... By: Merlin (2005-02-24 22:17)
  • That's cool. Anyway to export to,... By: Daniel Von Fange (2005-02-24 18:20)
  • Almost immediately after reading this,... By: Brooks (2005-02-24 20:06)
  • One step ahead of y'all.... By: James Rifkin (2005-02-24 21:17)
  • Wow. I’d put in a... By: Merlin (2005-02-24 21:51)
  • Cheers for another great feature,... By: alex dante (2005-02-24 17:52)
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