And too narrow for my maximized browser. The default view is only 70 columns. In fact, the help text on the command-line extends off the right edge, with no horizontal scroll, so the shortcut keys are all cut off.
Why not simply scale to the width of the user's browser window?
FYI there are grammar and/or spelling errors in most frames of the slider:
"We care about codes highlights as much as you, major languages are here, even more are comming!"
"Crowd coding, bring all peers immediately with simply a URL , in ignorance about Emacs zealots or Vim stickers, watch every others' each single scratch in truly real-time."
Tried in in both Firefox and Safari and got the 'we don't support your browser' dialog even though my version numbers were higher than the ones they gave.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 39.4 ms ] threadFine I didn't want to see you site either.
Works in Chrome/Firefox in Ubuntu
http://benzilla.galbraiths.org/2009/08/13/collaborating-with...
Why not simply scale to the width of the user's browser window?
Collaboratively editing code and seeing the runtime, even if it only supports the console, would be extremely useful.
For pure HTML, a window containing the document rendered in realtime would also be very beneficial.
"We care about codes highlights as much as you, major languages are here, even more are comming!"
"Crowd coding, bring all peers immediately with simply a URL , in ignorance about Emacs zealots or Vim stickers, watch every others' each single scratch in truly real-time."
Perhaps it is not ready for prime time?