Lussumo Documentation.
This wiki contains documentation for Lussumo software like Vanilla and the Filebrowser.
Welcome to the Lussumo documentation site. This site is a wiki, which means that you can edit these pages after you have created an account. If you are part of the community and want to help us out with fine-tuning this documentation, please register now! If you would like to, you can spend some time reading about the syntax of this wiki, and you can even go test stuff out in the playground without creating an account.
The documentation contained within this wiki is for Lussumo‘s free, open-source products:
Pronounced like bus-you-toe, Lussumo means “love you more”. Mark O'Sullivan started Lussumo in the late 90’s and it originally operated as a secret web forum for designers and programmers. Nowadays Mark uses Lussumo as a launching pad for his various open-source projects. We’ve got some big surprises in store for those who appreciate Lussumo.
If you do not find the answer you are looking for here, please join the Lussumo Community Forum and get your questions answered.
There are also some frequently asked questions.
Vanilla is a very object-oriented application. This page contains a list of all classes within Vanilla and a full explanation of their properties and methods.
Information about who has access to the Vanilla subversion repository and how changes can be applied to the core.
Documentation for the Filebrowser is contained within a single page. Found a bug? Add it to the Filebrowser Bug List.
