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Package: micq.tgz [view]
Upload User: ai20ln
Upload Date: 2007-01-05
Package Size: 79k
Code Size: 3k
Category:
ICQ-IM-Chat
Development Platform:
Unix_Linux
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- ~Micq Ver 0.2a~ I know this is formated badly, sorry, I'm not a writer.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Aug 16, 1998
- I have an micq list ready to go...
- posts to micq@phantom.iquest.net
- subscriptions to micq-subscribe@phantom.iquest.net
- unsubscriptions to micq-unsubscribe@phantom.iquest.net
- help to micq-help@phantom.iquest.net
- http archive at http://phantom.iquest.net/micq/
- This program and the author are in no way affiliated with Mirabilis.
- This program is designed as a text mode unix ICQ since the only ICQ client that
- will run on a unix box is the java version which is slow and resource intensive.
- Ok this is a work in progress but I figure this might help people
- now that there's some semblence of an UI.
- Micq is an ICQ client for text mode unix that is not in any way supported
- by Mirabilis. This was done for two reasons : I wanted to see if I could
- and Mirabilis has been slow ( at best ) in releasing a unix port.
- The code is designed to be portable and to day has been ported to most every
- flavor of Un*x, Amiga, OS/2, MiNT, Win32, Acron and probably others. Let me
- know if you need any help porting it or if you would like your platform
- included in the default distribution.
- Download
- ftp://micq.ml.org/pub/micq look for the newest directory.
- Files can be downloaded seperately or in a tgz archive. It doesn't
- make sense to download both as they're the same thing.
- Compiling
- A linux i386 binary is included on the ftp site. It should compile on any Unix
- no problem. Amiga, OS/2, and Win32 might take some massaging. :)
- Let me know how it handles.
- To make micq type 'gmake' in the source directory. If it doesn't work email
- me at mds1281@rit.edu.
- Usage
- Ok to run it type micq
- It will ask for your uin and password. Two users are in the default contact
- list. The two users are two different uin's I use. You can add more by editing
- the ~/.micqrc file.
- Ok if you successfully login then you can type
- msg uin/message
- -or-
- msg nickname/messgae
- this will send message to the user uin.
- For multi-line messages leave the initial message blank. This will put you in
- multi-line mode ( msg> ) Now type the message and when you're done enter . on
- a line by itself to end the message. # on a line by itself cancels the message.
- To exit just type quit or q and you will be logged off.
- You can change your online status to NA or Away just like in the mirabilis
- client. Type help to receive a list of modes you can change to.
- To view info about all the people in your contact list type w. This
- gives not only people in your list's information but also your current status
- mode.
- Passwords
- If you don't want your password stored on disk edit the ~/.micqrc file and
- remove the password line and you will be prompted to type it everytime Micq
- starts.
- Putting a * in front of the uin of a member of your contact list will add
- them to your invisible list.
- Coding
- Anyone who wants to add anything to this program or suggest features or
- report bugs or bug fixes is welcome to do so. I'll try to incorporate the
- stuff as soon as possible. If you don't want to give ma anything just leech
- the code and do your own thing with it that's you choice. I won't stop you
- unless you say that you made it or own it or anything stupid like that. Please
- give me your improvments though so that development will go faster.
- Linux Master
- 11290140 -- Micq
- 11300897 -- Java :( This one is pretty much dead now. :)
- mds1281@rit.edu