                                README of Tofu
                    Plain (stupid) text-based todo manager


    Table of contents:

        1) What is Tofu?
        2) Install Tofu

1) What is Tofu?

    Tofu provides an easy, very lightweight, and effiscient way to manage your
    todo list(s). It is primarily dedicated to (command-line addicted)
    developers, but should be convenient for other usages (administration,
    documentation, and so on).

    The leading idea is quite simple: all the tasks are bundled in a plain text
    file, then tofu provides an interface to order, tag and manipulate (list,
    view, edit, delete, ... ) them easily through built-in or user-defined
    commands. 


2) Install Tofu

    Tofu is entirely contained in a single file. So, you can put it manually
    wherever you want (don't forget to put its man-pages in a suited place,
    though).

    Nevertheless, if you want to make a "clean" installation, execute the
    'configure' script at the root of the sources, then use 'make' to install
    tofu in your system (try "configure --help" to get all of the available
    options). By default the files will be installed in '/usr/local', here is an
    example where you install all in '/usr':

        $ cd tofu-<version>
        $ ./configure --prefix=/usr
        $ su -c "make"
        
    The packagers can also use the traditionnal "DESTDIR=<dir>" option to
    install all in a temporary root (here "/tmp/pkg-tofu"), and then package its
    content:

        $ make DESTDIR="/tmp/pkg-tofu"

    Now you are ready to use tofu. To begin, you should read "man 1 tofu" and
    "man 7 tofututo".

