j0urnal

If you're looking for a Unix console-based LiveJournal client, j0urnal might just be the software you need. It was built on a Pentium 133 with 32MB of memory running Slackware Linux 8.0, and this is just the initial release. The developers promise more features to come.

Here's how you can install j0urnal on your Unix console: source releases can be obtained by running 'tar xvfz j0urnal-1.0.x.tar.gz' (you probably already knew that) and then 'cd j0urnal-1.0.x/' (you probably guessed that as well). Next, run 'make' (this might catch you off guard!). Lastly, type 'cp j0urnal /usr/bin/' to relocate the software.

Alternatively, binary releases are available too. To install, extract the package by typing 'tar xvfz j0urnal-Platform-Processor-1.0.x.tar.gz' followed by 'cd j0urnal-Platform-Processor-1.0.x/'. Then, type 'cp j0urnal /usr/bin/' or a directory of your choice.

To run j0urnal, simply type either 'j0urnal' or 'j0urnal ' on the command line. Any inquiries, feedback, or bug reports can be sent to Roach@XaosInc.com.

The first release of j0urnal has these features: basic server/client authentication, postevent support. Install the software today and experience its capabilities for yourself.