Notes and tooling for exploring JSRF
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The GG Notebook
This repository holds two related projects:
- The notebook proper, a personal collection of notes on the workings of Jet Set Radio Future, and
- a selection of Unix-style command line tools referred to collectively as
jsrf-utils.
See the readme.md in their respective directories for more information.
Why Git?
Doing tooling development for jsrf-utils in a Git repository probably doesn't
require an explanation. Storing the notebook along with it, however, comes
with a few conveniences:
- Git repositories get free public hosting
- Git repositories are convenient to download as local copies (gives some chance of survival if the author and aforementioned "free public hosting" disappear)
- Version history provides an account of how knowledge of the game evolved over time (or at least my knowledge)
- Notes are stored as light, portable plain text (or at least Markdown) but rendered for viewing as HTML
Copying and Distribution
Do whatever.
I don't own JSRF or knowledge about it, so it would be absurd to claim rights
to anything in this repository. A copy of the WTFPL is included as a (very
informal) formality, with an extra copy in the utils directory in case
anybody distributes the tools separately from the notebook.