EKG2 is an instant messaging client designed for Unix systems, supporting Linux, *BSD, SunOS, Solaris, Mac OS X, and BeOS.
The EKG2 project is a Unix-based IM client that is compatible with various Unix systems such as Linux, SunOS, Solaris, Mac OS X, BeOS, and others. One of EKG2's notable features is its support for plugins, making it able to support different protocols such as IRC, Jabber, and gadu-gadu. The app's user interface is based on ncurses, but other interfaces are readily available for integration.
This release of EKG2 comes with several updates, including a bugfix in plugins/logs/main.c. It also introduces a new variable, slash_messages, which was borrowed from ekg1 and added to docs/vars-pl.txt, ekg/stuff.h, ekg/vars.c, ekg/stuff.c, and ekg/commands.c. The developers also acknowledge the idea from Irssi and the code from ekg1, stating their gratitude on this update.
Other changes in this update include optimizing the window_printat() feature in plugins/ncurses/old.c and removing unusued variables in update_statusbar. A new macro, __format_add_dup(), is also introduced, which performs the same functionality as the existing __format_add() macro while avoiding duplicate strings.
The release also revamps the contacts.c file in plugins/ncurses, reidentifying it to improve ease of use. Finally, some minor updates were made to escape values and comment out unused queries in plugins/jabber/commands.c.
This release of EKG2 comes with several updates, including a bugfix in plugins/logs/main.c. It also introduces a new variable, slash_messages, which was borrowed from ekg1 and added to docs/vars-pl.txt, ekg/stuff.h, ekg/vars.c, ekg/stuff.c, and ekg/commands.c. The developers also acknowledge the idea from Irssi and the code from ekg1, stating their gratitude on this update.
Other changes in this update include optimizing the window_printat() feature in plugins/ncurses/old.c and removing unusued variables in update_statusbar. A new macro, __format_add_dup(), is also introduced, which performs the same functionality as the existing __format_add() macro while avoiding duplicate strings.
The release also revamps the contacts.c file in plugins/ncurses, reidentifying it to improve ease of use. Finally, some minor updates were made to escape values and comment out unused queries in plugins/jabber/commands.c.
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