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This will help Windows users to understand this elementary operation. On linux you can easily start any binary with parameters, that is basically appending a list of strings usually separated by a tab, space or a newline. It works in a similar way on windows, just users are not very familiar with presence of a terminal. In windows most of programs are started using shortcuts and the parameters can be part of them. A simple guide that explains how to start a binary with example parameters could make it much easier for windows users to understand how to debug huggle or start it in safe mode. Screenshot must be uploaded to commons with permissive license and should be a part of huggle manual on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Huggle It's not allowed to reuse some copyrighted material which is a part of various "tech sites" that explain this sort of stuff. This guide must be genuine and properly licensed for use by wikimedia.

Huggle is a fast diff browser application intended for dealing with vandalism on Wikimedia projects, written in C++ and Qt. More information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Huggle. This will help Windows users to understand this elementary operation. On Linux, you can easily start any binary with parameters using a terminal. For example `huggle -v` would put parameter "-v" to launch options. It works in a similar way on windows, just users are not very familiar with presence of a terminal. In windows most of the programs are started using shortcuts and the parameters can be part of them. A simple guide that explains how to start a binary with example parameters could make it much easier for windows users to understand how to debug Huggle or start it in safe mode. (`huggle --safe`) All terminal parameters can be found in [[ https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/blob/master/huggle/terminalparser.cpp | terminalparser ]] file. Screenshot must be uploaded to commons with permissive license and this guide should be a part of Huggle manual on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Huggle. It's not allowed to reuse some copyrighted material which is a part of various "tech sites" that explain this sort of stuff. This guide must be genuine and properly licensed for use by Wikimedia. This task doesn't require any coding skill.

This will help Windows users to understand this elementary operation.Huggle is a fast diff browser application intended for dealing with vandalism on Wikimedia projects, On linux you can easily start any binary with parameters,written in C++ and Qt. that is basically appending a list of strings usually separated by a tab, space or a newlineMore information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Huggle. It works in a similar way on windows,This will help Windows users to understand this elementary operation. just users are not very familiar with presence of a terminal.On Linux, In windows most of programs areyou can easily started using shortcuts and the any binary with parameters can be part of themusing a terminal. A simple guide that explains how to start a binary with example parameters could make it much easier for windows users to understand how to debug huggle or start it in safe modeFor example `huggle -v` would put parameter "-v" to launch options. Screenshot must be uploaded to commons with permissive license and should be a part of huggle manual on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/HuggleIt works in a similar way on windows, just users are not very familiar with presence of a terminal. In windows most of the programs are started using shortcuts and the parameters can be part of them. A simple guide that explains how to start a binary with example parameters could make it much easier for windows users to understand how to debug Huggle or start it in safe mode. (`huggle --safe`) It's not allowed to reuse some copyrighted material which is a part of various "tech sites" that explain this sort of stuffAll terminal parameters can be found in [[ https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/blob/master/huggle/terminalparser.cpp | terminalparser ]] file. Screenshot must be uploaded to commons with permissive license and this guide should be a part of Huggle manual on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Huggle. It's not allowed to reuse some copyrighted material which is a part of various "tech sites" that explain this sort of stuff. This guide must be genuine and properly licensed for use by wWikimediadia. This task doesn't require any coding skill.