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Note that MegaHal depends on some data files to give it something to say. It
can be started up without reading those files, but then it will be rather
dumb until you teach it a lot.
I've written a wrapper script for MegaHal, that creates a ~/.megahal/
directory, and populates it with MegaHal data files. If you use this
wrapper, each you start up MegaHal, it will resume where you left off
before. The wrapper is installed as /usr/bin/megahal-personal, since it lets
you use your own personal MegaHal, which learns from you each time you use
it.
If you prefer access to the real MegaHal program, which looks for the data
files in the current directory, run /usr/bin/megahal instead.
It's also possible to set up a MegaHal that is accessed by all users of the
system. Just make a world-writable directory and copy the MegaHal data files
into it.
-- Joey Hess <joeyh@master.debian.org>
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