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\def\versionnumber{0.3}
\def\versiondate{May 2010}
\def\year{2009, 2010}

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\centerline{Copyright \copyright\ \year\ Jan Moringen}
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\centerline{for Rudel version \versionnumber\ (\versiondate)}

Permission is granted to make and distribute copies of
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\title{Rudel Reference Card}\vskip-1ex
\centerline{\tt http://rudel.sourceforge.net}\vskip1ex
\centerline{(for Rudel version \versionnumber\ of \versiondate)}

\section{Key Bindings}

\lesssectionskip
{\notefont All key bindings are only available when the global Rudel
minor mode is enabled. See ``Minor Modes'' below.}

\subsection{Hosting and Joining}

\wkey{Join a Rudel session}{\prefix j}
\wkey{Leave a Rudel session}{\prefix e}

\wkey{Host a Rudel session}{\prefix h}

\subsection{In a Session}

The following commands are available once a Rudel session has been
joined:

\key{Change color}{\prefix c}

\key{Create and publish document for buffer}{\prefix p}
\key{Subscribe to a document}{\prefix s}

The following commands are only available if the current buffer has an
associated document (achieved by publishing or subscribing):

\key{Detach buffer from document (unsubscribe)}{\prefix u}

\section{Minor Modes}

\subsection{Global Rudel Minor Mode}

The global Rudel minor mode global-rudel-minor-mode is responsible for
installing the Rudel menu and keymap.

\subsection{Participants in Header Line}

The mode ({\tt rudel-header-subscriptions-minor-mode}) shows
subscribed users in the header line of the buffer.

The associated global mode ({\tt global-rudel-header-subscriptions
mode}) turns the mode on or off in all suitable buffers.

\subsection{Buffer Status in Mode Line}

The mode ({\tt rudel-mode-line-publish-state-minor-mode}) shows the
publication state of the buffer in its mode line ({\tt P}: published,
{\tt -}: not published)

The associated global mode ({\tt
global-rudel-mode-line-publish-state-mode}) turns the mode on or off
in all suitable buffers.

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\section{Backends}

\lesssectionskip
Rudel uses various kinds of backends to provide multiple pluggable
implementations of functionalities like communication protocols,
network transport, session initiation and parts of the user interface.

\subsection{Protocol}

{\bf Obby}

This backend implements the obby protocol used by the Gobby
collaborative editor until (including) version 0.4.9.

{\bf Infinote}

This backend implements the infinote protocol used by the Gobby
collaborative editor staring with version 0.5.

\subsection{Transport}

{\bf IRC}

This backend transports data using the ERC IRC client.

\subsection{Session Initiation}

{\bf Configured Sessions}

Frequently used sessions can be configured permanently using the {\tt
rudel-configured-sessions} customization variable. When there are
configured sessions, connecting to one of these session is offered
when joining a session using \kbd{\prefix j}.

{\bf Zeroconf}

The Zeroconf backends discovers collaboration sessions which are
advertised using, well Zeroconf. Currently, it works for Rudel (obby
backend) and Obby servers (obby and infinote backends). When there are
Zeroconf-advertised sessions, using \kbd{\prefix j} to join a session
will list these.

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\section{Examples}

\subsection{Without Zeroconf Discovery}

{\bf Joining a Session with the obby backend}

\kbd{\prefix j}\hfil\break
{\tt Protocol backend: } obby \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Transport backend: } start-tls \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Server: }{\it SERVER} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Port (default 6522): } \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Username: }{\it NAME} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Color: }{\it COLOR} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\notefont (use bright colors like yellow)}\hfil\break
{\it When connecting to a Rudel server:}\hfil\break
-\hskip2ex {\tt Use Encryption (yes or no): }{\it NO} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\it When connecting to a Gobby server:}\hfil\break
-\hskip2ex {\tt Use Encryption (yes or no): }{\it YES} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Global Password: }{\it PASSWORD} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\it This password controls access to the session; just \kbd{RET} for
none}\hfil\break
{\tt User Password: }{\it PASSWORD} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\it This password prevents name stealing; just \kbd{RET} for
none}\hfil\break

\subsection{With Zeroconf Discovery}

\kbd{\prefix j}\hfil\break
{\tt Choose Session: }Zeroconf advertised session {\it
"NAME"} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\notefont (Note: by choosing "ask-protocol" here, you can still get the
above behavior)}\hfil\break
{\tt Username: }{\it NAME} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Color: }{\it COLOR} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt Global Password: }{\it PASSWORD} \kbd{RET}\hfil\break
{\tt User Password: }{\it PASSWORD} \kbd{RET}\hfil

\section{Troubleshooting}

\subsection{Debugging}

A list of available backends can be displayed using \kbd{M-x} {\tt
rudel-backend-dump}.

Additional debugging functions can be enabled by loading the {\tt
rudel-debug} library: \kbd{M-x} {\tt load-library} \kbd{RET} {\tt
rudel-debug} \kbd{RET}.

\copyrightnotice

\bye

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