"Sigit" is a signature generator that allows for customization and can function as a daemon or foreground process.
Sigit is a versatile signature creator boasting a range of customisable features that can be run as either a daemon or a standard foreground process. With Sigit, users can enjoy changing signatures, and when configured correctly,even the information displayed when someone "fingers" you. Another perk of this software is the support for multiple signature files, allowing for distinct signatures for different newsgroups and NFS-mounted $HOME shares.
This latest release of Sigit represents a significant step towards system independence, as it includes various checks against what is supported on the target system. Additionally, several fixes have been implemented to address issues with gcc-4.
It's worth noting that accessing an RPM-based system has presented some problems, so there will be no RPM packages, including neither src.rpm nor i386.rpm. Installing on an RPM-based system will require users to obtain the tar.gz package and use rpm-build to produce the src and i386 packages. Overall, Sigit packs a punch with its customisation options and versatile functionality, though users should be prepared for some installation hurdles on RPM-based systems.
This latest release of Sigit represents a significant step towards system independence, as it includes various checks against what is supported on the target system. Additionally, several fixes have been implemented to address issues with gcc-4.
It's worth noting that accessing an RPM-based system has presented some problems, so there will be no RPM packages, including neither src.rpm nor i386.rpm. Installing on an RPM-based system will require users to obtain the tar.gz package and use rpm-build to produce the src and i386 packages. Overall, Sigit packs a punch with its customisation options and versatile functionality, though users should be prepared for some installation hurdles on RPM-based systems.
What's New
Version 0.3.2: N/A