'Semagic',
author => ', , , ',
text => " has been updating and enhancing the Visions Client with various features. For example, this client supports posting in non-Roman languages, and lets you preview your entry before you post it. Pick up a copy from the journal listed below.",
journal => 'ljwin32_sema',
};
my $c_win32_visions =
{
name => 'Visions Client',
author => ', ',
text => "This is one branch of the first Windows client. Instructions on how to download it are offered in its journal. Note: This client is no longer being actively developed.",
journal => 'lj_win32',
};
my $c_win32_lochj =
{
name => 'LochJournal',
author => '',
text => "LochJournal is a client that lets you use LiveJournal more easily. A popular feature of LochJournal is that it has support for many accounts on different LiveJournal-based sites. Please see the community to download this client.",
journal => 'lochj_announce',
};
my $c_win32_ljnet =
{
name => 'LJ.NET',
author => '',
text => "LJ.NET provides a simple and powerful user interface to LiveJournal's services. It is currently in beta testing, and is not feature complete yet.",
homepage => 'http://lj-net.sourceforge.net/',
journal => 'ljnetdev',
};
# MAC SECTION
my $c_mac_phoenix =
{
name => 'Phoenix',
author => '',
text => "A LiveJournal client for both PowerPC and 68k Macs. Phoenix works on Macs running anything from System 6 through OS 9; a Carbon version is also available for Mac OS X users.",
homepage => 'http://homepage.mac.com/thorshammer/phoenix.html',
journal => 'phoenix_lj',
};
my $c_mac_ijournal =
{
name => 'iJournal',
author => '',
text => "iJournal is a client for Mac OS X. This client can auto-detect the music that you are currently listening to, if you are using iTunes or Audion. It also supports custom friends groups, friends list editing, and can periodically check your friends page for new posts.",
homepage => 'http://www.os10.org/osx/iJournal.html',
journal => 'ijournal',
};
my $c_mac_xjournal =
{
name => 'Xjournal',
author => '',
text => "A full-featured client for Mac OS X. It supports offline operation, local saving of posts, history browsing, checking for changes in specific friends groups and multiple-group security. Also supports all the other things you might expect, like music auto-detection and friends list editing.",
homepage => 'http://www.speirs.org/xjournal/',
journal => 'xjournal',
};
my $c_mac_journalert =
{
name => 'Journalert',
author => '',
text => "A Mac OS X client, featuring WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editing and immediate notification of friends' posts.",
homepage => 'http://www.sprote.com/journalert/',
journal => 'sprote',
};
my $c_mac_zljpost =
{
name => 'zlj post',
author => '',
text => 'A lightweight Dashboard Widget designed to quickly update your journal. Supports other common features such as mood setting, iTunes music detection, community posting, and security settings.',
homepage => 'http://www.dmitrykirillov.com/',
journal => 'zlj',
};
# X WINDOW SYSTEM SECTION
my $c_xwin_gtk_logjam =
{
name => 'LogJam',
author => '',
text => "A feature-loaded GTK+ client which runs under many different flavors of UNIX, and Linux. Binary packages for Debian and Red Hat are available. A limited-functionality, unsupported version of LogJam is also available for Windows here.",
homepage => 'http://logjam.danga.com/',
journal => 'logjam',
};
my $c_xwin_kde_kluje =
{
name => 'KLuJe',
author => ', ',
text => "A LiveJournal client for the K Desktop Environment. Requires the Qt 3 graphics toolkit, and can be run independently from KDE.",
homepage => 'http://kluje.sourceforge.net/',
journal => 'kluje',
};
my $c_xwin_gnome_drivel =
{
name => 'Drivel',
author => '',
text => "Drivel is a LiveJournal client for the GNOME desktop environment. It is designed to utilize some of the new features of GNOME 2 including GConf, GnomeVFS, and GTK+ 2.",
homepage => 'http://sourceforge.net/projects/drivel/',
};
# HANDHELD SECTION
my $c_handheld_palm_pocketlj =
{
name => 'PocketLJ',
author => '',
text => "With this, you can update your LiveJournal from your Palm/PocketPC/WinCE device. This client also supports offline posting for when you don't have an Internet connection, sending your posts when you sync (HotSync/ActiveSync) or directly connect to the Internet. Requires AvantGo.",
homepage => 'http://www.pocketlj.com/',
journal => 'pocketlj',
};
my $c_handheld_wap_mojo =
{
name => 'Mojo',
author => '',
text => "Mojo is a LiveJournal client which can be used to update your journal from your WAP-enabled phone. Visit the URL below from your phone to use it.",
homepage => 'http://www.binaryuprising.com/mojo/',
};
my $c_handheld_wap_tapjam =
{
name => 'TapJam',
author => '',
text => "With this client you can update your LiveJournal from your WAP cell phone. Visit the URL below from your phone to use it.",
homepage => 'http://www.tapjam.net/lj/',
};
my $c_handheld_java_mobilelj =
{
name => 'MobileLJ',
author => '',
text => "A J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition) LiveJournal client, which can be used on mobile devices which support the language.",
homepage => 'http://netninja.com/files/mobilelj/',
};
my $c_handheld_java_lj2me =
{
name => 'LJ2ME',
author => '',
text => "A J2ME LiveJournal client that offers a variety of useful features and has internal support for UTF-8 character encoding.",
homepage => 'http://www.xfyre.com/sw/lj2me/',
};
# COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE SECTION
my $c_cli_python_charm =
{
name => 'Charm',
author => '',
text => "Charm is a menu-driven, text-only, cross-platform client written in Python. It supports the full array of posting and editing options, can run in a polling check-friend-updates-only mode, supports multiple usernames and other various features.",
homepage => 'http://ljcharm.sourceforge.net/',
journal => 'ljcharm',
};
my $c_cli_perl_jlj =
{
name => 'JLJ',
author => '',
text => "JLJ is an interactive Perl client with numerous features, including friends-list checking, multiple profiles and several offline posting options. It can be run in a non-interactive mode for automated posts. Requires perl 5.002.",
homepage => 'http://www.cis.rit.edu/~jerry/Software/perl/#jlj',
journal => 'jlj',
};
my $c_cli_perl_sclj =
{
name => 'SCLJ',
author => '',
text => "SCLJ is a Perl program, based on the original Perl client by , which can be used to update your LiveJournal from your Linux or BSD-based box. Requires perl 5.005 and the URI and LWP Perl modules.",
homepage => 'http://sclj.sourceforge.net/',
journal => 'sclj',
};
my $c_cli_posix_clive =
{
name => 'Clive',
author => '',
text => "clive is a console-based UNIX client for LiveJournal, written in C. It can be used in a number of ways: on a pipe (like a filter), interactively, or just as a command. It supports both file-based and command-line configuration.",
homepage => 'http://sourceforge.net/projects/ljclive/',
};
my $c_cli_posix_centericq =
{
name => 'centericq',
author => '',
text => "centericq is a text-mode window-driven instant messaging application that supports many different IM networks, and integrates LiveJournal support into its IM interface. It supports posting, watching for friend view updates, announcements about friends' birthdays, reading journals via an internal RSS reader and many other options. It runs under a variety of UNIX variants, Windows, and Mac OS/X.",
homepage => 'http://thekonst.net/centericq/',
};
# APPLICATION SECTION
my $c_app_mozilla_livelizard =
{
name => 'Livelizard',
author => '',
text => "Livelizard is a client for LiveJournal-based sites that integrates into the popular Mozilla web browser.",
homepage => 'http://livelizard.mozdev.org/',
journal => 'livelizard',
};
my $c_app_mozilla_deepest_sender =
{
name => 'Deepest Sender',
author => '',
text => "Deepest Sender is a LiveJournal client plugin for Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox.",
homepage => 'http://deepestsender.mozdev.org',
journal => 'deepestsender',
};
my $c_app_emacs_ljupdate =
{
name => 'ljupdate',
author => '',
text => "Update your journal from within Emacs with this lisp extension.",
homepage => 'http://www.freesoftware.fsf.org/ljupdate/',
journal => 'ljupdate',
};
my $c_app_mirc_mirc =
{
name => 'mIRC Client',
author => '',
text => "You can update your LiveJournal from within the popular mIRC IRC client with this script. Note: This client is no longer being actively developed.",
journal => 'mirclj',
};
# MISCELLANEOUS SECTION
my $c_other_beos_alivejournal =
{
name => 'AliveJournal',
author => ', ',
text => "For users of the now-defunct BeOS operating system. Note: This client is no longer being actively developed.",
homepage => 'http://codeninja.net/alivejournal/',
journal => 'alivejournal',
};
# INDEXES
my $p_win32 =
{
name => 'Windows',
detail => '95 / 98 / Me / NT / 2000 / XP',
clients => [ $c_win32_sema, $c_win32_visions, $c_win32_lochj, $c_win32_ljnet ],
};
my $p_mac =
{
name => 'Macintosh',
detail => 'System 6 - OS 9, OS X',
clients => [ $c_mac_phoenix, $c_mac_ijournal, $c_mac_xjournal, $c_mac_journalert, $c_mac_zljpost ],
};
my $p_xwindow =
{
name => 'X Window System',
detail => 'GTK+, Qt / GNOME, KDE',
clients => [ $c_xwin_gtk_logjam, $c_xwin_kde_kluje, $c_xwin_gnome_drivel ],
};
my $p_handheld =
{
name => 'Handhelds',
detail => 'Palm OS™, Windows CE, cell phones',
clients => [ $c_handheld_palm_pocketlj, $c_handheld_wap_mojo, $c_handheld_wap_tapjam, $c_handheld_java_lj2me, $c_handheld_java_mobilelj ],
};
my $p_cli =
{
name => 'Command-line',
detail => 'Multiplatform',
clients => [ $c_cli_python_charm, $c_cli_posix_centericq, $c_cli_perl_jlj, $c_cli_perl_sclj, $c_cli_posix_clive ],
};
my $p_app =
{
name => 'Application-level',
detail => 'Plug-ins, extensions',
clients => [ $c_app_mozilla_deepest_sender, $c_app_emacs_ljupdate, $c_app_mirc_mirc ],
};
my $p_other =
{
name => 'Miscellaneous',
clients => [ $c_other_beos_alivejournal ],
};
my @platforms =
(
$p_win32,
$p_mac,
$p_xwindow,
$p_handheld,
$p_cli,
$p_app,
$p_other,
);
my $form_platform = $FORM{'platform'};
my $ret;
my $valid_selection = (defined $form_platform and
($form_platform eq "all" or
grep { $form_platform eq $_->{'name'} } @platforms));
# mode: pick platform
unless ($valid_selection) {
$ret .= <<"EOT";
check out the FAQ. p?>
EOT
foreach my $platform (@platforms) {
my $uplat = LJ::eurl($platform->{'name'});
$ret .= "
$platform->{name}";
if (defined $platform->{detail}) {
$ret .= " ($platform->{detail})";
}
$ret .= "\n";
}
$ret .= <<"EOT";
Or, view all of the clients on one page.
p?>
Web update page. p?>
APIs should be able to work
with LiveJournal, provided you can change which server they post to. p?>
developer section. p?>
EOT
$body = $ret;
return;
}
# mode: list clients
my $display_platform = sub
{
my $platform = shift;
next if not defined $platform->{clients};
foreach my $client (@{$platform->{clients}}) {
$ret .= "{name} h1?>\n";
$ret .= '
$download->{title}