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23 October 2024 (Wednesday) Version 0.2.0 released. I added Ki-style indexes, which can make indexes a lot more handy. Related shortcuts include Ctrl+b (open or create a key), middle-clicking selected text (open or create a key naming it after the selected text), Alt+k (set the base directory), Shift+Alt+k (set the file extension), Shift+Alt+colon (name a base directory), and Alt+semicolon (set the base directory by name). These allow you to make independent indexes that won't be messed up if you rename or delete a file manually (as opposed to via Shule). Furthermore, you can make complex sub-directory structures for your base directory and the index is still capable of accessing them just as easily. The version of Ki included in Shule's source code is not separable from Shule. It has been modified for Shule to use it (you should get a new copy of Ki if you want to use Ki separately). Anyway, if you learn how to use these new features, you might be impressed at what you can do with them. It's basically a lot of the stuff you can do with Ki for the command-line, except it's not for the command-line. Ki does still have additional features that Shule lacks, however, and Shule doesn't work exactly the same. Ki-style directories from Shule are compatible with Ki, if you want to use Ki in them. Shule's version of Ki has settings that are currently at ~/.ki_kumoshk_shule (they shouldn't conflict with your regular Ki installation). I may change this in the future (since I'd like to keep the settings in Shule's settings). The alterations in this version are all covered by the MIT license. The index help file has an error in that it says changing file extensions is only a feature of Ki-style directories. They both allow this, and have separate menu items for the purpose. I need to fix that. I also need to differentiate them more. 16 October 2024 (Wednesday) Version 0.1.2 released. Removed a keyboard shortcut (shift+delete), which was too easy to trigger by accident. Replaced it with Menu-compose+rud. 16 October 2024 (Wednesday) Version 0.1.1 released. Fixed a bug where F5 caused the program to crash sometimes. Now it uses Gnome-terminal instead of xterm. 16 October 2024 (Wednesday) Version 0.1.0 released online. ~2011 First created (with features and improvements added periodically). Note that most of the program was made in itself.