Add Codenvy to the list of xTerm supporters #464
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| @@ -120,7 +121,11 @@ Visit https://lair.io/sourcelair/xterm and follow the instructions. All developm | |||
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| #### [Eclipse Che](http://www.eclipse.org/che) | |||
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| You can start Eclipse Che with `docker run eclipse/che start` | |||
| You can start Eclipse Che with `docker run eclipse/che start`. | |||
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@parisk should we remove the "Known tools that use xterm.js internally" list as it pretty much duplicates the real world uses?
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It did strike me as odd that there were two sections - I couldn't really differentiate the meaning of the two. |
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I initially thought it was:
The second section isn't really necessary though imo. |
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Just to keep things a bit more organized, with Eclipse Che, we have had to move anything related to making a contribution into either a CONTRIBUTION.md file (the highlights) and if you are an active developer of the project, we move all of the development workflow into a series of documents contained within the project's wiki. It's harder to maintain, but it keeps the initial README a bit simpler to get your arms around, and then have it more focused on the end user than a project contributor. |
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Yep, now that it started getting bigger, I think it pretty much looks like a duplicate. I will move forward with merging it and I will open up a new PR to rephrase things. Thanks @TylerJewell for your contribution! |
This is the follow-on PR per @Tyriar and @parisk.