Riot is an organizational tool that helps to efficiently manage and organize information. It supports better communication and seamless collaboration among team members.
Riot is a software tool designed for effectively organizing textual information, serving as both a to-do list and note manager. Users can manage any type of information with Riot, making it a great choice for those who collect large amounts of data.
Similar to popular interfaces like slrn and mutt, Riot's interface is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive. Additionally, all text editing is done externally, allowing users to easily browse through their collections of text.
To utilize Riot, users will need GHC and hscurses, both of which are required for optimal performance. The latest release of Riot includes updated functionality such as building with ghc --make, and an overall improvement in the kludge design. However, it is important to note that building against hs-plugins is no longer possible.
Overall, Riot serves as a reliable and efficient tool for organizing textual information, making it a valuable asset for personal and professional use alike.
Similar to popular interfaces like slrn and mutt, Riot's interface is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive. Additionally, all text editing is done externally, allowing users to easily browse through their collections of text.
To utilize Riot, users will need GHC and hscurses, both of which are required for optimal performance. The latest release of Riot includes updated functionality such as building with ghc --make, and an overall improvement in the kludge design. However, it is important to note that building against hs-plugins is no longer possible.
Overall, Riot serves as a reliable and efficient tool for organizing textual information, making it a valuable asset for personal and professional use alike.
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