YTalk: Multi-user talk client
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version 3.3.0
	New features:
	* YTalk now recognizes GNU talk (gtalk)
	* Much improved VT100 support

	Changes:
	* YTalk is now released under the GNU GPL
	* The X11 interface has been removed since no one was using it
	  and it had grown way too outdated
	* Unidentified talk clients are now called "BSD talk",
	  since talk(1) originally appeared in 4.2BSD.
	* Moved to GNU automake
	* Re-indented sources with hard tabs
	* Added a couple of tests (run with 'make check')

	Bug fixes:
	* YTalk now tolerates stacking invite/import requests
	* Fixed a build problem on systems without snprintf()
	* Once again use $HOME when looking for personal ytalkrc

version 3.2.0
	New features:
	* Added far-right "stomping", fixes procps top(1) among other things
	* Separated handling of CR and LF, makes a lot of programs work better
	* Added support for 'G' escape sequence used by Gentoo's init scripts
	* Added "escape-yesno" patch from FreeBSD that optionally requires
	  that you press <escape> before answering yes/no questions
	* Added a "YTALK_VERSION" environment variable to subshells

	Changes:
	* --with-x is now --enable-x

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed an endless loop in curses titlebar code
	* We now use snprintf() instead of sprintf() if available
	* Restored limit on auto-invite hostnames from 16 to 64 characters

version 3.1.6
	Changes:
	* Don't even build pty allocation code if system has openpty()
	* Made all debugging code strictly optional, add --enable-debug
	  to ./configure if you want it

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed a crash when resizing YTalk in an XTerm
	* Fixed a remote-crash format string bug in auto-invite daemon
	* Fixed build problems on SunOS
	* Fixed --with-x on X.org (broken since 3.1.2)

version 3.1.5
	New features:
	* We now use openpty() if available to securely allocate ptys
	* Added the prompt-quit patch from Debian again (oops, lost in 3.1.3)

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed a problem with the configure script on Slackware
	* Added a missing part of VT100 scrolling support
	* Fixed a small memory leak in terminal tab handling
	* Small documentation fixes and updates

version 3.1.4
	New features:
	* Added "rering all" to main menu (requested by Matthew Vernon in '99)
	* Added --with-curses=DIR option to configure script

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed detection of `socklen_t' type on OpenBSD
	* Fixed a minor problem with the no-beep mode
	* Fixed a minor signed/unsigned issue
	* Cleaned up the configure script a bit

version 3.1.3
	New features:
	* Added support for job control on BSD systems
	* Added terminal tab handling
	* Added terminal keypad modes
	* Added "ignorebreak" mode (^C is ignored unless a shell is running)
	* Added "beeps" to the ytalkrc flags (applies to all beeps)
	* Added internal memory management and tracking

	Changes:
	* Maintainer change to Andreas Kling <keso@impul.se>
	* Dropped getlogin() in favor of getpwuid()
	* Removed "debug" logging code

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed the shell on Tru64 UNIX
	* restored compatibility with old talk daemons (broken in 3.1.2)
	* restored command line parsing (broken on many systems in 3.1.2)
	* Removed debug code that broke terminal raw mode in 3.1.2

version 3.1.2
	New features:
	* Debug logger added
	* Now optionally prompts user before quitting (when using -q),
	  patch from Colin Watson <cjw44@flatline.org.uk>
	* Added parsing of long options
	* Fixed maximum username length to 11 instead of 8

	Changes:
	* Maintainer change to Jessica Peterson <angel@metawire.org>
	* X support isn't compiled as default anymore
	* -x command line switch now enables X11 mode instead of disabling it.
	* Scrolling is enabled by default
	* Upgraded to autoconf 2.59

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed a possible buffer overflow regarding a oversized $HOME
	  when loading the configuration file
	* Reset handling of SIGCHLD for shells - patch from P. Maragakis
	  <Maragakis@mpq.mpg.de> following hints by Jason Gunthorpe

version 3.1.1
	New features:
	* YTalk now checks that connections are answered from the expected host;
	  if they aren't, it complains and shows the new hostname
	* Try to look for the current machine's FQDN if hostname() doens't
	  include a '.'

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed the shell under Solaris (oops, broke it in 3.1!)
	* Misc autoconf fixes
	* Resizing didn't work with Linux and ncurses, fixed it
	* n-way talk sessions should now be free of duplicated users
	* Fixed the "readdress" option somewhat
	* Portability fixes for 64-bit machines (size_t instead of int)

version 3.1
	* Minor documentation updates

version 3.1beta2
	* config.h.in was missing a line for HAVE_IOVEC_H
	* Redid the test for termios vs sgtty, making sure tcgetattr exists if
	  termios is to be selected
	* Fixed 8bit-cleanness

version 3.1beta1
	New features:
	* Added -Y to ask for caps in yes/no questions
	* Added -i to leave the incoming talks to the daemon
	* Added the 'k' option to the main menu (kill all unconnected)
	* Made ESC[r in shells
	* Added the /dev/ptmx style of pty's, and some Solaris-specific code to
	  go with it
	* 8 bit clean (except for character 0xfe, which is the lower case
	  Icelandic thorn, b/c that is used as the delete char in ytalk, for
	  some reason)
	* Added aliases for whole addresses, hostnames and login names
	* Let the user save his own side of the conversation too
	* Support virtual hosts and multihomed machines, by letting the user pick
	  which interface to use, and otherwise making a guess at it

	Changes:
	* Avoid clearing the window when the last partner ^C's on you
	* Fixed line wrap inside shells (at the cost of breaking the specs in
	  term.doc slightly)
	* Always understood both ^h and delete (^?) as delete chars
	* Split the "auto-rering" flag into "rering" and "prompt-rering"
	* Made ytalk send out FQDN's when passing users around, so the other
	  machine has a chance to resolve the address
	* Use strerror() instead of sys_errlist, where available
	* Redefine our own sockaddr_in, since BSD4.4 (and FreeBSD and friends)
	  use a different definition from what the talk daemons expect
	* Ported to GNU Autoconf

	Bug fixes:
	* Fixed annoying bug with UDP handling under Linux (that's where the
	  spurious "no talk daemon" messages were coming from!)