Welcome to ejourn.


-----INSTALLATION--------
To install simply do this:
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install #the program needs this to run.
#it by default installs into ~/ prefix, so you need ~/bin and ~/lib.
#Otherwise, you can edit the makefile manually to put it in a different prefix.
make clean  #the clean will delete ejourn and ejourn-gui if you haven't move them first!

It will pay to read the rest of this, I've kept it short.

Dependencies:
	1.)  Gtk 2.6; 
	2.)  libgcrypt 7 or later (that means get the latest version if you don't use debian; it works fine with 1.1.90 for example)


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-------USING eJourn----------------
Type ejourn-gui at your command prompt...AS A USER NOT ROOT

After you create a journal:
There's a calendar, editor, and search tab there for you to use.  I recommend starting
by adding an entry. 

The rest should be fairly obvious.  Except for the CLI utility.

You installed two programs: ejourn and ejourn-gui.  Hopefully, you first opened 
ejourn-gui.  ejourn is the CLI interactor for the gui, so it's only useful if the gui 
is currently running.
It can currently do two things:
cat file | ejourn  #places file into your current editor where your cursor is.
ejourn -d    #prints the current contents of your editor to the console.

ejourn will gain in usefulness later, but it's a new idea (I wrote it a week or so ago).



-------CAVEATS-------------------
1.)  --Was fully solved--
2.)  --Was fully solved--
3.)  --Was fully solved--
4.)  --Was fully solved--
5.)  If you put your life story in here now do make sure
you keep a backup; journals are important right?
6.)  ~/.ejourn.  The dot dir.

7.)  Your journal location defaults to ~/.ejourn/journal0.  If you wanna move it, just move the 
directory.  Then open up ~/.ejourn/ejourn.conf with your favourite editor and change "path"
to the right location!
8.)  --Was fully solved--
9.)  --Mostly good--
10.)  --NA--
11.)  If you wanna see something humorous put this in as a subject:
	You are sense</subject>less.
Save and reopen.
12.)  If you don't have anything in the main text box, it won't save.
13.)  There are ways to leave things unsaved...  But I've tried to make it much harder.
14.)  Journal recoverability(like if you do something silly with your journal files), especially surrounding encryption, is a very unexact science!


