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Profanity
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Profanity is a console based jabber client inspired by Irssi,
Installation
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Dependencies: ncurses, libstrophe, glib, expat, xml2 and openssl.
Libstrophe can be found at:
https://github.com/metajack/libstrophe
To run unit tests requires head-unit:
https://github.com/boothj5/head-unit
All other dependencies should have packages for your distribution.
Once depdendencies have been installed, run:
make
To build and install in the current directory.
Running
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./profanity
Some older jabber servers advertise SSL/TLS support but don't respond to the handshake,
if you have trouble connecting, run with the -notls option:
./profanity -notls
Preferences
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User preferences are stored in
~/.profanity
The following example is described below:
[ui]
beep=false
flash=true
showsplash=true
[connections]
logins=mylogin@jabber.org;otherlogin@gmail.com
[colours]
bkgnd=default
text=white
online=green
offline=red
err=red
inc=yellow
bar=green
bar_draw=black
bar_text=black
The [ui] section contains preferences for user interface behaviour:
beep: Try to sound beep on incomming messages if the terminal supports it
flash: Try to make the terminal flash on incomming messages if the terminal supports it
showsplash: Show the ascii logo on startup
The [connections] section contains a history of logins you've used already, so profanity can autocomplete them for you.
This section is populated automatically when you login with new usernames.
The [colours] sections allows you to theme profanity. Available colours are
black, white, red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, magenta
Setting a colour to default, lets the terminal use whatever default it would use for foreground/background depending on the setting.
Using
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Commands in profanity all start with '/'.
To get a list of possible commands, and find our how to navigate around try:
/help
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