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--- gettingstartedwithpumpio [2014/11/03 01:50] – sekula
+++ gettingstartedwithpumpio [2014/12/19 11:38] (current) – [But how do I USE pump.io?] sekula
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 Other people than me have also written about getting started on Pump.io. Check these out if you don't like what I have to say:
- * English version: [[https://identi.ca/jankusanagi/note/IpfiW7kBQYuXt6H7odMzQQ]]; Spanish version: [[http://comunicatelibremente.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/si-tu-servidor-pump-io-es-identi-ca/]]. Jan Kusanagi, developer of the Dianara pump.io client, explains how pump.io is not identi.ca and many other great things.
+  *  Jan Kusanagi, developer of the Dianara pump.io client, explains how pump.io is not identi.ca and many other great things.
+    * English version: [[https://identi.ca/jankusanagi/note/IpfiW7kBQYuXt6H7odMzQQ]]
+    * Spanish version: [[http://comunicatelibremente.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/si-tu-servidor-pump-io-es-identi-ca/]].
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   * WeatherBot: want to know the weather in a city? Just follow weather@hub.polari.us ([[https://hub.polari.us/weather]] and send it messages containing "City Name,Region" to get the weather in that city. For instance, you could send "Jefferson City,MO" to get the weather in Jefferson City, Missouri, USA . . . or "Uppsala,SE" to get the weather in Uppsala, Sweden. Try it out. This is still a beta-bot. Lots more information is at [[http://polari.us/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=weatherbot]]
   * Jeremy Pope runs a whole bunch of neat botscripts. Check them out! [[http://www.whird.jpope.org/bashscriptville-part-ii/]]
-===== But how do I USE pump.io? =====
+===== But how do I USE pump.io? (You need a client) =====
 You, my friend, need a CLIENT. Pump.io is just a network protocol - you need something that speaks the language. Here are my suggestions:
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   * **Desktop Clients**:
     * I use Linux and sometimes Mac, so I like Pumpa (https://pumpa.branchable.com/) and Dianara (http://jancoding.wordpress.com/dianara/). You can even get clients in Windows. Check out the full list of desktop clients at https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/wiki/Clients
+      * [[http://systal.wordpress.com/2014/12/19/dianara-a-client-for-the-decentralized-and-free-social-network-pump-io/|Dianara How-To Guide]]
   * **Mobile Clients**:
     * I use Android most of the time, so I recommend getting either Impeller (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.e43.impeller) or Puma. Both are available from the F-Droid store. Impeller is also available on Google Play.
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   * **Clients in the Terminal**
     * "p": the Python/Pump.io equivalent of "t" (for Twitter, written in Ruby), you can check your activity stream and inbox, send messages, reply to messages, post images, etc. I love this. [[https://github.com/xray7224/p/]]
 ===== Pump.io and Your Language - it's a client thing =====
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 Connect to your MongoDB:
-> mongdo --host <IP ADDRESS>
+> mongo --host <IP ADDRESS>
 List your available databases: