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diff --git a/news/slnr/files/porting.notes b/news/slnr/files/porting.notes deleted file mode 100644 index fc603cd42e60..000000000000 --- a/news/slnr/files/porting.notes +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -This is a (hopefully complete, but possibly missing one or two small -things) list of all the changes made by the FreeBSD port. All of -these changes were either to make the package fit in better with the -UNIX paradigm (the author states that the only reason slnr compiles -on UNIX at all is to allow testing of getnews so many of the things -slnr did/does are orientated towards a DOS environment), to fix typical -porting problems, or to add some small functionality so that I would -be able to use slnr for my purposes. - - -Changed to look for ~/.slnrrc instead of slnr.ini (in the current -directory) if compiled with -DUNIX. - -Allows C-r to cause a screen refresh in the main menu. - -Uses some more temporary filenames. - -Changed default editor and pager to suit FreeBSD. - -Changed to look for ~/.signature instead of sig.txt (in the current -directory) if compiled with -DUNIX. - -Some stuff to allow all configureable options to be set via a -compile-time default, the .slnrrc file, and the environment. - -Now ignores wether the TERM environment variable is set to `ansi' or not -and depends solely upon the environment variable `ANSI' existing or not, -`ANSI=y' in your ~/.slnrrc, and the compile-time default, in that order. - -Various porting snaffoos. - -Fixed a bug where articles of type `b', `B', or anything else that had the -article length denoted only by a byte-offset, would be incorrectly -parsed (couldn't find the end of the article). NOTE that the result is -NOT entirely 8-bit clean as it is supposed to be, but it is better at -least it works, now. - -Added option "Reply to all recipients" to keep the cc: line in the -message. - -Added repfile option. NOTE repfile is relevant to the current directory. - -Fixed bug that would sometimes cause the REPLIES file to be appended to -instead of overwritten if one had only email replies. |