fscrib vs. xstroke (was: Re: mingle data format)

Richard Cohen writes:
> I think I like fscrib better than xstroke - it's nicer to have less glyphs
> to learn and mode strokes than a load of glyphs which don't seem to bear all
> that much resemblence to 'English'.

Stay tuned.

Next version of xstroke will allow strokes for mode switching, (for
thems that prefer that sort of thing).

Hoping to get this in place before Familiar v0.5 sneaks out...

I would be interested to know how you think the recognition itself
compares between the two programs, (as opposed to the currently
implemented alphabet).

-Carl

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