anchor.diff:  Just running *kak* launch a new kak session with a client on local terminal.
   *kak* accepts some switches:
   
  - * +-c <session>+: connect to given session (which is the pid of the
  -       initial kak process), sessions are unix sockets +/tmp/kak-<session>+
  + * +-c <session>+: connect to given session, sessions are unix sockets
  +       +/tmp/kak-<session>+
    * +-e <commands>+: execute commands on startup
    * +-n+: ignore kakrc file
  + * +-s <session>+: set the session name, by default it will be the pid
  +       of the initial kak process.
   
   Basic Movement
   --------------
  
positive.code: 
   * _r_: replace each character with the next entered one
   * _&_: align selection, align the last character of selections by
          inserting spaces before
   * _`_: to lower case
   * _~_: to upper case
   * _alt-`_: swap case
  
negative.code:  * GCC >= 4.7
   * boost
   * ncurses
   * socat (used by kak scripts to write to kak control socket)
  
  To build, just type *make* in the src directory
  
  