A project which you can use as template for writing your own Lino application.
Basic use is as follows:
Find a short one-word name for your application, for example “Lino Example”.
Download and unzip a snapshot of this repository to a directory named “~/projects/example”.
In your project directory, rename all files and directories containing “algus” in their name to “example”:
$ git mv lino_algus lino_example $ git mv lino_algus/lib/algus lino_example/lib/example $ ...
In all your files (.py, .rst, .html), replace all occurences of “algus” by “example” (and “Algus” by “Example”).
Note: “algus” is the Estonian word for “start”. We did not name this template “Lino Start” because the word “start” is more likely to occur in variable names or text which is not related to the projet name.
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Release files for lino-algus 0.2.0
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