Sync DESCR, COMMENT and HOMEPAGE with reality.
Patch provided by Soren Jacobsen <snj@pobox.com> in PR pkg/22926.
Changes since 0.11.6:
* Packages are now compressed with bzip2 rather than GNU zip.
* (backported from 0.12.0) /names now displays the entire, correct
list in all situations, including initial join.
* (backported from 0.12.0) Unhandled numerics used in WHOIS now show
up in /whois output.
* AIM Directory entry is now forced clear on connect.
* Messages that are too long to send are now rejected.
* Messages that have been rejected by a protocol driver (for example
because they are too long) are returned to the sender.
* (backported from 0.12.0) The idea of a "generic" window has been
removed, and you can no longer /delbuddy someone with an open window
(you must /close the window first).
* (backported from 0.12.0) New $nameformat and $nameformat_name to
control the format names appear as in the window list window, and
elsewhere.
* (backported from 0.12.0) New $autosort. 0 means no window list
sorting, 1 means sort by name, 2 means sort into groups, then by
name (this obviates the --enable-experimental-buddy-grouping option
to ./configure)
* New /status command, including naim version and information about
window status.
* Online help for /save did not show the file name argument. Fixed.
* SIGHUP now re-reads .naimprofile by default.
* Possible reference to free()d memory in certain uncommon
situations pointed out by Michael Wilson. Fixed.
* (backported from 0.12.0) /jump now accepts connection:window
syntax (/jump EFnet:#naim works the same as /EFnet:jump #naim).
* /open now takes you to newly opened windows, removing the need to
/jump after /open.
* /closeall now skips windows with queued messages pending.
* Potential NULL pointer dereference in Tab completion found. Fixed.
* The protocol drivers already take care of populating empty buddy
lists when that was a problem, so naim no longer adds you to your
own buddy list if you don't have one at startup.
* Various cleanups in the HTML renderer to handle stacked tags with
missing close tags.
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naim is a chat program for use with America Online's AOL Instant
Messenger. The name naim is derived from n's AIM client, but it could
also have been derived from ncurses AIM client because of naim's use of
the ncurses text-mode screen library.
naim is based on firetalk, the multiprotocol chat library. naim is
capable of connecting to IRC as well as AIM services.
