s/Fullscreen mode/Rendered mode/g

doc/examples/src/SUMMARY.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 - [Basics](./basics.md)
 - [Direct mode](./directmode.md)
-- [Fullscreen mode](./fullscreen.md)
+- [Rendered mode](./rendered.md)
 - [Writing text](./writetext.md)
 - [Colors](./colors.md)
 - [Drawing boxes](./boxes.md)

doc/examples/src/basics.md

@@ -15,16 +15,16 @@ and moving the cursor. A major function of Notcurses is to portably and
 efficiently emit the sequences necessary to effect higher-level client goals.
 
 Notcurses offers two major modes of operation:
-* **Direct mode** can be used together with standard I/O. It is primarily meant
+* **[Direct mode](./directmode.md)** can be used together with standard I/O. It is primarily meant
   to enhance simple scrolling applications via coloring and styling, though it
   can also move the cursor, read raw keyboard input, and render media. Use
   direct mode if you intend to primarily output through standard library
   functions such as `printf()`. Direct mode uses `struct ncdirect`s.
-* **Fullscreen mode** facilitates more complex Text User Interface applications.
-  These applications maintain virtual state in the form of an ordered stack of
-  `struct ncplane`s; when they're ready, the visible area is redrawn. It can
-  provide much greater performance than direct mode, but does not tolerate the
-  use of standard I/O. Fullscreen mode uses `struct notcurses`.
+* **[Rendered mode](./rendered.md)** facilitates more complex Text User Interface applications.
+  These applications maintain virtual state in the form of ordered stacks of
+  `struct ncplane`s; when ready, the visible area is redrawn. It can provide
+  much greater performance than direct mode, but does not tolerate the use of
+  standard I/O. Rendered mode uses `struct notcurses`.
 
 Whichever mode is used, it is essential to destroy all Notcurses contexts upon
 program exit, or the terminal can be left in an undesirable state. By default,
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Notcurses does not strictly require a terminal device for input or output; it
 can be freely redirected to arbitrary character devices or files. When not
 connected to a terminal device, many escapes will not be generated.
 
-Whether using fullscreen or direct mode, there are a few technical minutia
+Whether using rendered or direct mode, there are a few technical minutia
 almost every Notcurses program will want to do early on:
 
 * Call `setlocale()` to modify the program's POSIX locale, usually based

doc/examples/src/fullscreen.md

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-# Fullscreen mode

doc/examples/src/rendered.md

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+# Rendered mode