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EKG2(1) User Commands EKG2(1)
NAME
ekg2 - opensource IM client for UNIX systems
SYNOPSIS
ekg2 [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS]
DESCRIPTION
-u, --user=NAME
uses profile NAME
-t, --theme=FILE
loads theme from FILE
-n, --no-auto
does not connect to server automatically
-m, --no-mouse
does not load mouse support
-N, --no-global-config
ignores global configuration file
-a, --away[=DESCRIPTION]
changes status to ``away''
-b, --back[=DESCRIPTION]
changes status to ``available''
-i, --invisible[=DESCR]
changes status to ``invisible''
-d, --dnd[=DESCRIPTION]
changes status to ``do not disturb''
-f, --free-for-chat[=DESCR] changes status to ``free for chat''
-x, --xa[=DESCRIPTION]
changes status to ``very busy''
-h, --help
displays this help message
-v, --version
displays program version and exits
Options concerned with status depend on the protocol of particular session -- some sessions may not support ``do not disturb'' status, etc.
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for ekg2 is maintained as a Docbook manual. See http://ekg2.org/ekg2book/ for an online version.
ekg2 September 2005 EKG2(1)