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WeeChat User's Guide
====================
FlashCode <flashcode@flashtux.org>
This manual documents WeeChat chat client, it is part of WeeChat.
Latest version of this document can be found on this page:
http://weechat.flashtux.org/doc.php
[[introduction]]
Introduction
------------
WeeChat (Wee Enhanced Environment for Chat) is a free chat client, fast and
light, designed for many operating systems.
[[features]]
Features
~~~~~~~~
Main features are:
* multi-protocols (IRC and other soon)
* multi-servers connection (with SSL, IPv6, proxy)
* many GUI: Curses (wxWidgets, Gtk and Qt under development)
* small, fast and light
* customizable and extensible with plugins and scripts
* compliant with IRC RFCs http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1459.txt[1459],
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2810.txt[2810],
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2811.txt[2811],
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2812.txt[2812] and
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2813.txt[2813]
* multi-platform (GNU/Linux, *BSD, MacOS X, Windows and other)
* 100% GPL, free software
WeeChat homepage is here: http://weechat.flashtux.org/
[[pre-requisites]]
Pre-requisites
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In order to install WeeChat, you need:
* a running GNU/Linux system (with compiler tools for source
package), or compatible OS (see above)
* 'root' privileges (to install WeeChat in a system directory)
* ncurses library
[[install]]
Installation
------------
[[binary_packages]]
Binary packages
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Binary packages are available for many distributions, including:
* Debian (or any Debian compatible distribution): `apt-get install weechat`
* Mandriva/RedHat (or any RPM compatible distribution):
`rpm -i /path/to/weechat-x.y.z-1.i386.rpm`
* Gentoo: `emerge weechat`
Some additional packages may be useful, like weechat-plugins.
For other distributions, please look at your manual for installation
instructions.
[[source_package]]
Source package
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WeeChat can be compiled with cmake or autotools (cmake is recommended way).
With cmake
^^^^^^^^^^
* Installation in system directories (requires 'root' privileges):
----------------------------------------
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
% make install (as root)
----------------------------------------
* Installation in custom directory:
----------------------------------------
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake .. -DPREFIX=/path/to/directory
$ make
$ make install
----------------------------------------
With autotools
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
* Installation in system directories (requires 'root' privileges):
----------------------------------------
$ ./configure
$ make
% make install (as root)
----------------------------------------
* Installation in custom directory:
----------------------------------------
$ ./configure --prefix=/path/to/directory
$ make
$ make install
----------------------------------------
[[git_sources]]
Git sources
~~~~~~~~~~~
Warning: GIT sources are for advanced users: it may not compile or not be
stable. You're warned!
To get GIT sources, issue this command:
----------------------------------------
$ git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/weechat.git
----------------------------------------
If you're using autotools (and not cmake), execute this script:
----------------------------------------
$ ./autogen.sh
----------------------------------------
Then follow instructions for source package (see <<source_package>>).
[[usage]]
Usage
-----
[[running_weechat]]
Running WeeChat
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Command line arguments:
-a, --no-connect::
Disable auto-connect to servers at startup
-d, --dir 'path'::
Set path as home for WeeChat (used for configuration files, logs, user
plugins and scripts), default value is '~/.weechat' (note: directory is
created if not found by WeeChat)
-h, --help::
Display help
-k, --keys::
Display WeeChat default keys
-l, --license::
Display WeeChat license
-p, --no-plugin::
Disable plugins auto-load
-v, --version::
Display WeeChat version
plugin:option::
Option for plugin (see doc for each plugin)
To start WeeChat, issue this command:
----------------------------------------
$ weechat-curses
----------------------------------------
When you run WeeChat for the first time, a default configuration file is
created, with default options. The default configuration file is:
'~/.weechat/weechat.conf'.
You can edit this file at your convenience to configure WeeChat or you can set
parameters with `/set` command in WeeChat (see <<weechat_commands>>).
[[screen_layout]]
Screen layout
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Example of terminal with WeeChat:
........................................
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│Welcome to #test, this is a test channel │
│12:52:27 --> | flashy (n=flashcod@hellix.flashtux.org) has joined #test │@ChanServ │
│12:52:27 -- | Nicks #test: [@ChanServ @flashy +_FlashB0t joe mike] │@flashy │
│12:52:27 -- | Channel #test: 5 nicks (2 ops, 0 halfop, 1 voice, 2 normal) │+_FlashB0t│
│12:52:27 -- | Channel created on Tue Jan 27 06:30:17 2009 │joe │
│12:54:15 flashy | hey! │mike │
│12:55:01 joe | hi flashy! │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
│[12:55] [4] [irc] 3:freenode/#test(+n){5}* [Act: 4,2] │
│[flashy] hi joe!█ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
........................................
Screen is composed by following areas:
* chat area (middle of screen) with chat lines, and for each line:
** time
** prefix (before "|")
** message (after "|")
* bars around chat area, default bars are:
** 'title' bar, above chat area
** 'status' bar, below chat area
** 'input' bar, below status bar
** 'nicklist' bar, on the right
Bar 'status' has following default items:
[width="100%",cols="^3,^3,10",options="header"]
|========================================
| Item | Example | Description
| time | `[12:55]` |
time
| buffer_count | `[4]` |
number of opened buffers
| buffer_plugin | `[irc]` |
plugin of current buffer
| buffer_number | `3` |
current buffer number
| buffer_name | `freenode/#test(+n)` |
current buffer name
| buffer_nicklist_count | `{5}` |
number of nicks in nicklist
| buffer_filter | `*` |
filtering indicator: `*` means some lines are filtered (hidden), empty value
means all lines are displayed
| lag | `[Lag: 2.5]` |
lag indicator, in seconds (hidden if lag is low)
| hotlist | `[Act: 4,2]` |
list of buffers with activity (unread messages)
| completion | `abc(2) def(5)` |
list of words for completion, with number of possible completions for each
word
| scroll | `-MORE(50)-` |
scroll indicator, with number of lines below last line displayed
|========================================
Bar 'input' has following default items:
[width="100%",cols="^3,^6,8",options="header"]
|========================================
| Item | Example | Description
| input_paste | `[Paste 7 lines ? [ctrl-Y] Yes [ctrl-N] No]` |
question to user for pasting lines
| input_prompt | `[nick]` |
input prompt (nick for irc plugin)
| away | `(away)` |
away indicator
| input_search | `[Text search]` |
text search indicator
| input_text | `bla bla...` |
input text
|========================================
[[key_bindings]]
Default key bindings
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Keys for command line
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[width="100%",cols="^.^4,.^15",options="header"]
|========================================
| Keys | Description
| Left arrow +
Ctrl + B |
Go to previous char in command line
| Right arrow +
Ctrl + F |
Go to next char in command line
| Ctrl + left arrow +
Alt + B |
Go to previous word in command line
| Ctrl + right arrow +
Alt + F |
Go to next word in command line
| Home +
Ctrl + A |
Go to the beginning of command line
| End +
Ctrl + E |
Go to the end of command line
| Ctrl + C then B |
Insert code for bold text
| Ctrl + C then C |
Insert code for colored text
| Ctrl + C then I |
Insert code for italic text
| Ctrl + C then O |
Insert code for color reset
| Ctrl + C then R |
Insert code for reverse color
| Ctrl + C then U |
Insert code for underlined text
| Delete +
Ctrl + D |
Delete next char in command line
| Backspace +
Ctrl + H |
Delete previous char in command line
| Ctrl + K |
Delete from cursor until end of command line (deleted string is copied to
clipboard)
| Ctrl + R |
Search for text in buffer history (two times: search exact text)
| Ctrl + T |
Transpose chars
| Ctrl + U |
Delete from cursor until beginning of command line (deleted string is copied
to clipboard)
| Ctrl + W |
Delete previous word of command line (deleted string is copied to clipboard)
| Ctrl + Y |
Paste clipboard content
| Tab |
Complete command or nick (Tab again: find next completion)
| Shift + Tab |
Without completion: do a partial completion, with pending completion:
complete with previous completion
| Any char |
Insert char at cursor position in command line
| Enter +
Ctrl + J +
Ctrl + M |
Execute command or send message (in search mode: stop search)
| Up arrow |
Call previous command/message (in search mode: search up)
| Down arrow |
Call next command/message (in search mode: search down)
| Ctrl + up arrow |
Call previous command/message in global history (common for all buffers)
| Ctrl + down arrow |
Call next command/message in global history (common for all buffers)
| Alt + D |
Delete next word in command line (deleted string is copied to clipboard)
| Alt + K |
Grab a key and insert its code in command line
| Alt + R |
Delete entire command line
|========================================
Keys for buffers / windows
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[width="100%",cols="^.^4,.^15",options="header"]
|========================================
| Keys | Description
| Ctrl + L |
Redraw whole window
| Ctrl + S then Ctrl + U |
Set unread marker on all buffers
| Page up |
Scroll up one page in buffer history
| Page down |
Scroll down one page in buffer history
| Alt + Page up |
Scroll up a few lines in buffer history
| Alt + Page down |
Scroll down a few lines in buffer history
| Alt + Home |
Scroll to top of buffer
| Alt + End |
Scroll to bottom of buffer
| Alt + left arrow +
Alt + up arrow +
Ctrl + P +
F5 |
Switch to previous buffer
| Alt + right arrow +
Alt + down arrow +
Ctrl + N +
F6 |
Switch to next buffer
| F7 |
Switch to previous window
| F8 |
Switch to next window
| F9 |
Scroll buffer's title on the left
| F10 |
Scroll buffer's title on the right
| F11 |
Scroll up one page in nicklist
| F12 |
Scroll down one page in nicklist
| Alt + F11 |
Go to the beginning of nicklist
| Alt + F12 |
Go to the end of nicklist
| Alt + A |
Switch to next buffer with activity (with priority: highlight, message,
other)
| Alt + J then Alt + L |
Switch to last buffer
| Alt + J then Alt + R |
Switch to IRC raw buffer
| Alt + digit (0-9) |
Switch to buffer by number (0 = 10)
| Alt + J then number (01-99) |
Switch to buffer by number
| Alt + N |
Scroll to next highlight
| Alt + P |
Scroll to previous highlight
| Alt + U |
Scroll to first unread line in buffer
| Alt + W then Alt + arrow |
Switch to window with direction
| Alt + Z |
Zoom on current window (Alt + Z again: restore initial windows state, before
zoom)
| Alt + < |
Switch to previous buffer in list of visited buffers
| Alt + > |
Switch to next buffer in list of visited buffers
|========================================
Other keys
^^^^^^^^^^
[width="100%",cols="^.^4,.^15",options="header"]
|========================================
| Keys | Description
| Alt + H |
Clear hotlist (activity notification on other buffers)
| Alt + S |
Switch current IRC server on servers buffer (if option
"irc.look.one_server_buffer" is enabled)
| Alt + = |
Toggle filters on/off
|========================================
[[command_line]]
Command line
~~~~~~~~~~~~
WeeChat command line (at the bottom of window) lets you execute commands or
send text to buffer.
Syntax
^^^^^^
Commands begin with "/" char, followed by name of command. For example, to see
list of all options:
----------------------------------------
/set
----------------------------------------
Text sent to a buffer is any text that does not begin with "/" char.
For example, to send text 'hello' on current buffer:
----------------------------------------
hello
----------------------------------------
However, it is possible to start with "/" char, by adding another.
For example, to send text '/set' on current buffer:
----------------------------------------
//set
----------------------------------------
Colors
^^^^^^
For some plugins like IRC, you can use color codes and attributes, as
follow (press Ctrl-C then following letter, with optional value):
^Cb::
bold text
^Ccxx::
text color `xx` (see list of colors below)
^Ccxx,yy::
text color `xx` and background `yy` (see list of colors below)
^Co::
disable color and attributes
^Cr::
reverse video (revert text color with background)
^Cu::
underlined text
[NOTE]
The same code (without number for ^Cc) may be used to stop the
attribute.
Color codes for ^Cc are:
[width="20%",cols="^1m,2"]
|========================================
| 00 | white
| 01 | black
| 02 | dark blue
| 03 | dark green
| 04 | light red
| 05 | dark red
| 06 | magenta
| 07 | orange
| 08 | yellow
| 09 | light green
| 10 | cyan
| 11 | light cyan
| 12 | light blue
| 13 | light magenta
| 14 | gray
| 15 | light gray (white)
|========================================
Example: display of "hello everybody!" with "hello" in light blue bold and
"everybody" in light red underlined:
----------------------------------------
^Cc12^Cbhello^Cb^Cc04^Cu everybody^Cu^Cc!
----------------------------------------
[[weechat_options]]
WeeChat options (weechat.conf)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
include::autogen/user/weechat_options.txt[]
Colors for Curses GUI are:
[width="50%",cols="^3m,8"]
|========================================
| default | default terminal color (transparent for background)
| black | black
| red | dark red
| lightred | light red
| green | dark green
| lightgreen | light green
| brown | brown
| yellow | yellow
| blue | dark blue
| lightblue | light blue
| magenta | dark magenta
| lightmagenta | light magenta
| cyan | dark cyan
| lightcyan | light cyan
| white | white
|========================================
[[weechat_commands]]
WeeChat commands
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
include::autogen/user/weechat_commands.txt[]
[[plugins]]
Plugins
-------
To learn more about plugin or script development (thru API), please read
'WeeChat Plugin API Reference' or 'WeeChat Scripting Guide'.
[[plugins_in_weechat]]
Plugins in WeeChat
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A plugin is dynamic library, written in C and compiled, which is loaded by
WeeChat.
Under GNU/Linux, the file has ".so" extension, ".dll" under Windows.
Plugins found are automatically loaded when WeeChat is starting, and it is
possible to load or unload plugins while WeeChat is running.
It's important to make difference between a 'plugin' and a 'script': a
'plugin' is a binary file compiled and loaded with command `/plugin`, whereas
a 'script' is a text file loaded with a plugin like 'perl' with command
`/perl`.
You can use command `/plugin` to load/unload a plugin, or list all loaded
plugins.
When a plugin is unloaded, all buffers created by this plugin are
automatically closed.
Examples to load, unload or list plugins:
----------------------------------------
/plugin load irc
/plugin unload irc
/plugin list
----------------------------------------
Default plugins are:
[width="50%",cols=">1s,5",options="header"]
|========================================
| Plugin | Description
| alias | Define alias for commands
| aspell | Spell checking for command line
| charset | Charset decoding/encoding for buffers
| demo | Demo plugin (not compiled by default)
| fifo | FIFO pipe used to remotely send commands to WeeChat
| irc | IRC chat protocol
| logger | Log buffers to files
| perl | Perl scripting API
| python | Python scripting API
| ruby | Ruby scripting API
| lua | Lua scripting API
| tcl | Tcl scripting API
| xfer | File transfer and direct chat
|========================================
[[alias_plugin]]
Alias plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Alias plugin lets you create alias for commands (from WeeChat or other
plugins).
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/alias_commands.txt[]
[[aspell_plugin]]
Aspell plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Aspell plugin lets you check spelling in command line. It is possible to use
many languages by buffer.
Options (aspell.conf)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/aspell_options.txt[]
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/aspell_commands.txt[]
[[charset_plugin]]
Charset plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Charset plugin lets you decode or encode data using charsets.
There is default charset for decode/encode, and specific charsets for buffers
(or group of buffers).
This plugin is optional, but recommended: if it's not loaded, WeeChat
can only read/write UTF-8 data.
Charset plugin should be autoloaded by WeeChat at startup. To be sure plugin
is loaded, try:
----------------------------------------
/charset
----------------------------------------
If command is not found, then load plugin with command:
----------------------------------------
/plugin load charset
----------------------------------------
If plugin is not found, then you should compile again WeeChat with
plugins and Charset support.
When Charset plugin starts, it displays terminal and internal charsets.
Terminal charset depends on your locale, and internal is UTF-8.
For example:
........................................
charset: terminal: ISO-8859-15, internal: UTF-8
........................................
Options (charset.conf)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/charset_options.txt[]
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/charset_commands.txt[]
Set charset
^^^^^^^^^^^
To set global decode and encode charsets, use command `/set`.
For example:
----------------------------------------
/set charset.default.decode ISO-8859-15
/set charset.default.encode ISO-8859-15
----------------------------------------
If global decode charset is not set (for example during first
load of Charset plugin), it will be automatically set to terminal
charset (if it's different from UTF-8), or by default to 'ISO-8859-1'.
Default encode value is empty, so it sends by default with
internal charset (UTF-8).
To set IRC server charset, use command `/charset` on server buffer.
If you give only charset, then it will set decoding and encoding values.
For example:
----------------------------------------
/charset ISO-8859-15
----------------------------------------
It's equivalent to:
----------------------------------------
/charset decode ISO-8859-15
/charset encode ISO-8859-15
----------------------------------------
To set IRC channel (or private) charset, use same commands as server,
but on channel (or private) buffer.
To see all charsets used, use following command:
----------------------------------------
/set charset.*
----------------------------------------
Troubleshooting
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
For any problem with charsets, please look at 'WeeChat FAQ'.
[[fifo_plugin]]
Fifo plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~
You can remote control WeeChat, by sending commands or text to a FIFO pipe (if
option "plugins.var.fifo.fifo" is enabled, it is by default).
The FIFO pipe is located in '~/.weechat/' and is called 'weechat_fifo_xxxxx'
(where 'xxxxx' is the process ID (PID) of running WeeChat).
Syntax for the FIFO pipe commands/text is one of following:
........................................
plugin.buffer *text or command here
*text or command here
........................................
Some examples:
* nick change on IRC server freenode to "newnick":
----------------------------------------
$ echo 'irc.server.freenode */nick newnick' >~/.weechat/weechat_fifo_12345
----------------------------------------
* display text on IRC #weechat channel:
----------------------------------------
$ echo 'irc.freenode.#weechat *hello!' >~/.weechat/weechat_fifo_12345
----------------------------------------
* display text on current buffer:
----------------------------------------
$ echo '*hello!' >~/.weechat/weechat_fifo_12345
----------------------------------------
* send two commands to unload/reload Perl scripts (you have to separate them
with "\n"):
----------------------------------------
$ echo -e '*/perl unload\n*/perl autoload' >~/.weechat/weechat_fifo_12345
----------------------------------------
You can write a script to send command to all running WeeChat at same time,
for example:
[source,shell]
----------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
if [ $# -eq 1 ]; then
for fifo in ~/.weechat/weechat_fifo_*
do
echo -e "$1" >$fifo
done
fi
----------------------------------------
If the script is called "auto_weechat_command", you can run it with:
----------------------------------------
$ ./auto_weechat_command 'irc.freenode.#weechat *hello'
----------------------------------------
[[irc_plugin]]
IRC plugin
~~~~~~~~~~
The IRC plugin is designed to chat through IRC protocol with other people.
It is multi-servers, and offers all supported IRC commands including DCC chat
and file transfer (via xfer plugin, see <<xfer_plugin>>).
Command line options
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It is possible to give URL for one or many IRC servers, as follow:
----------------------------------------
irc[6][s]://[pseudo[:mot_passe]@]irc.example.org[:port][/channel][,channel[...]
----------------------------------------
Example to join '#weechat' and '#toto' on server 'irc.freenode.net' server,
default port (6667), with nick 'nono':
----------------------------------------
$ weechat-curses irc://nono@irc.freenode.net/#weechat,#toto
----------------------------------------
Options (irc.conf)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/irc_options.txt[]
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/irc_commands.txt[]
[[logger_plugin]]
Logger plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Logger plugin lets you save content of buffers to files, with options
about what and how it is saved.
Options (logger.conf)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/logger_options.txt[]
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/logger_commands.txt[]
Log levels
^^^^^^^^^^
Logging is made with a level for each buffer. Default level is 9 (log
all messages displayed on buffer).
You can change level for one buffer, or a group of buffers.
Possible levels are 0 to 9. Zero means "do not log anything" and 9 means
"log all messages".
Plugins are using different levels for messages displayed.
IRC plugin uses following levels:
* level 1: message from user (on channel or private)
* level 2: nick change (you or someone else)
* level 3: any server message (except join/part/quit)
* level 4: server message join/part/quit
So if you set level 3 for an IRC channel, WeeChat will log all messages,
but not join/part/quit.
Some examples:
* set level 3 for IRC channel #weechat:
----------------------------------------
/set logger.level.irc.freenode.#weechat 3
----------------------------------------
* set level 3 for freenode server buffer:
----------------------------------------
/set logger.level.irc.server.freenode 3
----------------------------------------
* set level 3 for all channels on server freenode:
----------------------------------------
/set logger.level.irc.freenode 3
----------------------------------------
* set level 2 for all IRC buffers:
----------------------------------------
/set logger.level.irc 2
----------------------------------------
Filenames masks
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It is possible to define a filename mask for each buffer, and use local buffer
variables to build filename. To see local variables for current buffer:
----------------------------------------
/buffer localvar
----------------------------------------
For example if you want one directory by IRC server and one file by channel
inside:
----------------------------------------
/set logger.mask.irc "irc/$server/$channel.weechatlog"
----------------------------------------
You'll have following files:
........................................
~/.weechat/
|--- logs/
|--- irc/
|--- freenode/
| freenode.weechatlog
| #weechat.weechatlog
| #mychan.weechatlog
|--- oftc/
| oftc.weechatlog
| #chan1.weechatlog
| #chan2.weechatlog
........................................
[[scripts_plugins]]
Scripts plugins
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WeeChat provides 5 scripting plugins: Perl, Python, Ruby, Lua and Tcl.
These plugins can load, execute and unload scripts for these languages.
For more information about how to write scripts, or WeeChat API for
scripts, please read 'WeeChat Scripting Guide'.
You can find some scripts for WeeChat here:
http://weechat.flashtux.org/plugins.php
Perl commands
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/perl_commands.txt[]
Python commands
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/python_commands.txt[]
Ruby commands
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/ruby_commands.txt[]
Lua commands
^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/lua_commands.txt[]
Tcl commands
^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/tcl_commands.txt[]
[[xfer_plugin]]
Xfer plugin
~~~~~~~~~~~
Xfer plugin brings:
* direct chat (between two hosts, without server): for example "DCC Chat" via
IRC plugin
* file transfer, for example "DCC" via IRC plugin
Options (xfer.conf)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/xfer_options.txt[]
Commands
^^^^^^^^
include::autogen/user/xfer_commands.txt[]
[[authors]]
Authors
-------
[[developers]]
Developers
~~~~~~~~~~
FlashCode (Sébastien Helleu)::
main developer
Kolter (Emmanuel Bouthenot)::
developer, debian packager
[[contributors]]
Contributors
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ptitlouis::
first debian packager
Jiri Golembiovsky::
czech translation, patches
Pavel Shevchuk::
russian translation
Frank Zacharias::
german translation
Voroskoi::
hungarian translation
Rudolf Polzer::
patches
Jim Ramsay::
patches
Odin::
SuSE RPM
Pistos::
patches
Gwenn::
patches
[[support]]
Support
-------
Before asking for support, be sure you've read documentation and FAQ provided
with WeeChat (documentation is this document, if you don't read all lines
until this sentence, you can start again!).
Ways to get support:
* IRC: server 'irc.freenode.net', channels '#weechat' (english) and
'#weechat-fr' (french)
* WeeChat forum: http://forums.flashtux.org/
* Mailing list:
** subscribe: http://mail.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/weechat-support
** send mail to weechat-support@nongnu.org
** archives: http://mail.nongnu.org/archive/html/weechat-support
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