Updated to version 1.2, with one new tileset and the gameover bug fixed, now u can play forever

So, inspired by the awesome site by the name of instantrimshot.com, I thought I wanted something similar, but portable. This was my cue to get into C++ programming with the PSP (previously made games using Allegro and C++ on my PC). So, I am GOING to present to you my first PSP homebrew, which took 2 months to make because of those darned linking orders and such. (actual coding took like 2 or 3 hours).

So, inspired by the awesome site by the name of instantrimshot.com, I thought I wanted something similar, but portable. This was my cue to get into C++ programming with the PSP (previously made games using Allegro and C++ on my PC). So, I am GOING to present to you my first PSP homebrew, which took 2 months to make because of those darned linking orders and such. (actual coding took like 2 or 3 hours).

Hello everybody!

It has been a long time without any visible progress, but DSwiki is still very much alive.
Thanks for your best wishes for my exam, everything went very well and I'm very happy to have my diploma now.

But now, I'm proud to present the current version 0.2alpha1. Go to http://code.google.com/p/dswiki/ and download the latest version from the list of the featured downloads. This version is a major step forward, not everything is visible to the end user, but the sourcecode will give me a lot of freedom to implement other cool features in the future. The markup display itself hasn't changed, since parsing the markup is clearly the hardest part of all. I'm going to integrate an external parser, the first tests were very promising.

Here is a partial list of changes:

DSwiki has a very, very cool title screen, designed by my beloved wife. You can find other works of her an her website http://www.stefanie-gronau.de, which is very much worth a visit.
The filesize grew a little, because fonts for all combination (normal/bold/italic/bold-italic) are integrated in the EFS in the binary. I don't use them, except for the titlebar, but they are already there, sleeping until a future version needs them.
The search mask was improved, in graphic and usability. Realtime searching can be disabled, allowing faster searches on the english version of the wikipedia (suggested by C. in private communication).
Filenames of dumps are case insensitive now. I think that will remove a lot of these annoying 'No wikis found' messages (found with very good help from GreenShadow)
Much more unicode rules for upper/lowercasing and replacing diacritical characters were added. You will need dumps that were compiled with at least version 1.0.2 of the indexer (released a day ago), to have the best possible index sorting, but DSwiki will always be backward compatible, so you can continue using your older dumps.
The previous point also applies to other languages or written scripts than the latin alphabet, such as greek or cyrillic. Wikis in these scripts seem to work very good (as far as I can tell, because I can't read anything that was written there ).
Wikibooks with relative links and subpages are supported now.
The keyboard was improved, and these changes were backported into the PAlib-SVN-trunk, so other users will benefit from that too, sooner or later.
and many smaller or bigger bugfixes

I hope you will like the new version. Please report bugs in the official bugtracker on my Googlecode page, or report them here.

Have fun!
Ciao
OlliPolli

The existence of an option in the Mii Channel on your Wii to connect to your DS was made public.

Nintendo announced the transfer of Mii to the Nintendo DS, this is now possible with the only game to use this connectivity secret: a pedometer which just released in Japan on the ISD.

Even if you do not have a CIO or Thursday compatible with the Mii, you can unlock this option in your Mii Channel.
To do so just run button combination below, an icon will appear in the DS Mii Channel and connectivity will always be accessible:

Do A, then B, then 1, then hold press