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François Pinard edited this page Feb 4, 2013
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colorg is a real-time collaborative editing tool meant for Emacs Org mode users. See the colorg Wiki (if you’re not already here!).
At this stage, the tool is aiming simplicity: the idea is to quickly get a working prototype. All collaborating users are connected to a common server, communications do not try to be fully asynchronous, so users might experience delays. Further experimentation, tuning and development may follow. See the Motivations page.
- Concepts
- An introduction to colorg and its vocabulary.
- Usage
- About installing colorg, and getting it into motion.
- Protocol
- What goes on the wires between clients and servers?
- Colors
- How contributors colors are selected, and why so!
- Issues
- Users’ suggestions and remaining known problems.
There are many possible avenues to real-time editing.
For Emacs specifically, there are:
- emacsclient
- How to collaborate using bare, standard Emacs.
- Rudel
- An impressive on-going project, and some opinions.