Writing to read(me)

Etherpad is ... 

• a collaborative document writing tool in real time. There is an Etherpad API which means you can do many wonderful things: http://etherpad.org/doc/v1.3.0/#index_http_api
• great for writing documentation or taking notes collaboratively.
• It stores the notes in the database, it stores every edit in a mysql database.
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Etherdump is ... 

• a packet sniffer which allows us to dump raw ethernet frames for parsing. you can check the whole etherpad collections over here: http://192.168.73.188/etherdump/
• what is tangibly left of Relearn at the end of the week (see 2014 http://relearn.be/2014/etherpad_archive/ ). Etherdump is built my Michael Murthaugh.
• Etherdump saves the text, not a database of edits.
• Author Id is linked to the diffhtml
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Etherbox is ...

• a concoction that we've first seen being used by Michael Murtaugh consisting of a Raspberry Pi and a router to make etherpad portable.
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Etherpad is the core of google docs https://techcrunch.com/2008/11/19/etherpad-shows-google-docs-how-its-done/
Do you know how / where to install plugins for etherpad?

From Roel, during the original network setup:
Etherpad is still very bare bones. It is run as user etherpad and the
files are in /home/etherpad/etherpad-lite/ . There there is a
settings.json you might want to look at. It might be nice to install
additional plugins, such as the one that allows you to link to other
pads using just the [[padname]]. It stores all the data in an sqlite
file, see the settings.json.

Make a new pad:
http://192.168.73.188:9001/

Possible plug-ins:
[[title_of_the_new]]

https://framasoft.org/