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@ -44,8 +44,7 @@ absolutely minimally essential. This is not because of Java's flaws. No,
these are largely irrelevant. Rather, Java is regarded as a pariah because of
parent company Oracle.
The basic details are in [this InfoWorld article](oracle-v-google).
[oracle-v-goole]: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2617268/java/oracle-vs--google--who-owns-the-java-apis-.html
The basic details are in [this InfoWorld article][oracle-v-google].
A concrete example in C:
@ -180,3 +179,5 @@ and proper. We benefit from cool things they did. And honestly, if we got
nothing more than time saved testing a couple hundred gigabytes of disk images
to find out how other people's software produced technically invalid but usable
disk images and how to salvage them, we owe them immeasurable gratitude!
[oracle-v-google]: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2617268/java/oracle-vs--google--who-owns-the-java-apis-.html

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This project began as cppo-ng, an attempt to begin evolving cppo, a script
written by Ivan Drucker, to be more pythonic. It's growing into something a
bit bigger than that, however. See <HISTORY.md> if you want details about
bit bigger than that, however. See [HISTORY.md][] if you want details about
where it started and how it's gotten here.
The goal is no longer simply to clean up the `cppo` script!
@ -34,13 +34,11 @@ limitations. Better to emulate the old cppo using a new interface. You can do
this with a runner that provides the old interface alongside the modern one.
That's the plan.
The possibility of using [urwid]() exists to provide a textual interface. It's
The possibility of using [urwid][] exists to provide a textual interface. It's
probably desirable for any GUI to be abstract enough to have multiple
implementations, but the idea that you might want a textual interface should be
considered.
[urwid]: http://urwid.org/
## Documentation
@ -50,3 +48,6 @@ If you'd like to write some. :)
## Contributions
Yes please!
[HISTORY.md]: HISTORY.md
[urwid]: http://urwid.org/