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shortdescription = GNUstep news reader. | | shortdescription = GNUstep news reader. | | ||
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license = GPL | | license = GPL | | ||
overview = LuserNET is an NNTP-based news reader for GNUstep. | | overview = LuserNET is an NNTP-based news reader for GNUstep. | | ||
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* Completely asynchronous. | * Completely asynchronous. | ||
* Good MIME conformance and handling. | * Good MIME conformance and handling. | ||
| − | * Unicode clean. (though the set of supported character sets is somewhat limited)| | + | * Unicode clean. (though the set of supported character sets is somewhat limited) |
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| + | LuserNet was written by Alexander. After 10 years, to save it from bitrotting, it was imported into gnustep-nonfsf, most debian patches were applied and several fixes applied to get it running again. It was then updated to work with current [[Pantomime]]. | ||
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maintainer = Alexander Malmberg | | maintainer = Alexander Malmberg | | ||
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Revision as of 06:12, 29 March 2015
GNUstep news reader.
Current Version: 0.4.3
- Released: Mar 29, 2015
- Licensed: GPL
Overview
LuserNET is an NNTP-based news reader for GNUstep.
Features
From the website:
- Coloring of messages based on quoting depth.
- Background read-ahead.
- Intelligent scrolling.
- Handles multiple servers.
- Completely asynchronous.
- Good MIME conformance and handling.
- Unicode clean. (though the set of supported character sets is somewhat limited)
LuserNet was written by Alexander. After 10 years, to save it from bitrotting, it was imported into gnustep-nonfsf, most debian patches were applied and several fixes applied to get it running again. It was then updated to work with current Pantomime.
Maintainer
Alexander Malmberg
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