Newsq is an interactive software designed to handle messages in an outgoing news queue. It enables users to efficiently manage the operation and organization of their news queues.
If you're searching for a tool to help you manipulate messages in an outgoing news queue, then newsq is worth checking out. This interactive program allows you to perform several operations such as re-editing, viewing, deleting, and postponing messages even after you've composed them but haven't uploaded them to your remote server yet.
One of the standout features of newsq is its powerful text-based interface powered by the curses library. This interface is both simple to use and visually appealing, making it easy to navigate your outgoing news queue.
Another aspect worth noting is that newsq supports several news transports such as leafnode, s-news, sn (partial), slrnpull, and NNTP servers in conjunction with a batch file, similar to those used by an INN/suck/rpost or INN/newsstar combination.
To get started with newsq, all you need is the curses library installed on your system. Installation is straightforward and can be done by running the commands "./configure", "make", and "make install." Note that the "make install" command will require root access, while the first two can be run without it.
The latest release of newsq addresses a bug related to the detection of color support in curses. The update provides even more smooth and error-free performance. All in all, this powerful software tool is a great choice for anyone looking to manage their outgoing news queue with ease.
One of the standout features of newsq is its powerful text-based interface powered by the curses library. This interface is both simple to use and visually appealing, making it easy to navigate your outgoing news queue.
Another aspect worth noting is that newsq supports several news transports such as leafnode, s-news, sn (partial), slrnpull, and NNTP servers in conjunction with a batch file, similar to those used by an INN/suck/rpost or INN/newsstar combination.
To get started with newsq, all you need is the curses library installed on your system. Installation is straightforward and can be done by running the commands "./configure", "make", and "make install." Note that the "make install" command will require root access, while the first two can be run without it.
The latest release of newsq addresses a bug related to the detection of color support in curses. The update provides even more smooth and error-free performance. All in all, this powerful software tool is a great choice for anyone looking to manage their outgoing news queue with ease.
What's New
Version 0.14.3: N/A