This version of dvorak7min is heavily modified/enchanced by Nopik. I've
rewritten and cleaned up the code, turned it to be a C++ one, and added
some features (e.g. high-score list).


Since v0.6.0 dir ~/.dvorakng is used for program files - old file
locations are now obsolete!

NOTE: If you are upgrading from pre-0.6.0 version please do:
	mkdir -p ~/.dvorakng
	mv ~/.dvorakrc ~/.dvorakng/config
	mv ~/.dvorak_history ~/.dvorakng/history


In 0.5.0 repetition mode is added. During test all mistakes are collected
and after main lesson text is finished mistakes are appended to lesson
(when one letter is badly typed few times in a row then duplicate entries
are not considered). This feature can be turned on in configuration menu
or from command line. It is off by default.

Since v0.4.0 random tests are added. This feature is controlled via
2 numbers: they correspond to probability of choosing small or capital
letter during test randomization. Ie. if you set both ratios to 1
then all typable characters will have the same chance to appear on test,
if you set 'small' ratio to 20 and 'capital' ratio to 3 (as in default)
it means that roughly for every 20 small letters 3 capital letters should
appear (all non-letter symbols have ratio equal to 1).




First of all, please read COPYING.  Note that the text of the lessons is
courtesy of Dan Wood <danwood@karelia.com>, and that they are available in
the original html format at http://www.karelia.com/abcd/

After that, just type

        make
	
and when it's done, try running ``./dvorakng''.

I'm using also 'make run' which is quite nice during development :)

If you get screwed up chars on the keyboard layout, you might want to try:

  rm ~/.terminfo -R
  
In addition of the built-in lessons, you can use any ascii file (as Smoke
suggests, Gutenberg books are good idea).  Just specify the filename as an
argument to the program, and you are done. 

If you are satisfied with the program, simply

        make install
	
Remember that you can set your keyboard map with

        loadkeys dvorak.map
	
Btw, the backspace key should work anywhere ;)

Contributors:
- Ragnar Hojland Espinosa (Author of original Dvorak7min)

- Koblinger Egmont (Pointed out keyboard display mistakes)


