updated docs

Philip Guo · Philip Guo · commit e68aedc6bfc7 · 2013-06-27T20:52:47.000-04:00
diff --git a/README b/README
@@ -158,11 +158,15 @@ John DeNero - for helping with the official Python 3 port and lots of code patch
 Chris Horne - https://github.com/lahwran - for security tips
 Peter Wentworth and his students - for working on the original Python 3 fork
 Brad Miller - for adding pop-up question dialogs to visualizations
+David Pritchard - for some enhancements to front-end
+Peter Robinson - for v3/make_visualizations.py
 
 
 For advice and feedback from an instructor's perspective:
 
+Jennifer Campbell
 John Dalbey
+Fredo Durand
 Michael Ernst
 David Evans
 Paul Gries
diff --git a/v3/docs/opt-graphterm.md b/v3/docs/opt-graphterm.md
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+Professor Ramalingam Saravanan from Texas A&M has integrated Online
+Python Tutor with his [GraphTerm](http://code.mindmeldr.com/graphterm/)
+project!
+
+Here is a brief message from him on how to set it up:
+
+I teach python to undergrads and my students have enjoyed using
+PythonTutor to trace programs. I have modified PythonTutor slightly to
+work within GraphTerm, which is a graphical terminal for unix computers
+(written in python, of course!). So if you use the command line, you can
+now trace your programs visually within the terminal.
+
+To install it and run it, use the following three commands on a Mac or Linux system:
+
+  sudo easy_install graphterm
+  sudo gterm_setup              # To setup the toolchain
+  gtermserver --terminal
+
+This will run the GraphTerm server and open up a browser terminal
+window. In that window, you can `cd` to the directory containing the
+program you want to trace (say `example.py`), and then type:
+
+    gtutor example.py | gframe -f
+
+The first command outputs the HTML created by PythonTutor and the second
+command renders it within the terminal (in an iframe). Click on the X on
+the top right to end tracing. You can find more information in the
+[GraphTerm project
+page](http://code.mindmeldr.com/graphterm/start.html#code-tracing-using-python-tutor)
+
+You can see a live demo of Inline PythonTutor in this [older YouTube
+video](http://youtu.be/jmrmjC1VYsc) (about 1:20 after the start)
+
