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MYTALK User Commands MYTALK
NAME
myt - cli chat
SYNOPSIS
myt [OPTION]
myt <message> [<"message">]
EXAMPLE
$ myt --start-nw -i
$ myt hello there<CR>
DESCRIPTION
This help file documents myt a text based, system wide chat program
OPTIONS
--start
starts the listening services for myTalk in a new X window,
then exits
--start-nw
starts the listening services for myTalk in the background
of the current terminal, then exits
-i
starts the listening services for myTalk in interactive mode.
will consume the current terminal, and allow for messages
to be typed directly into the window.
only considered in conjunction with --start-nw
--stat
displays the current status of the listening services for
myTalk, then exits
-r
prints, to STDOUT the last three lines in the master log file
--kill
kills any running listening services that you own, then exits
--who
displays all users using the listening services. ie. Who is
on-line, then exits
NOTE: this is not fully functioning, and is a KNOWN BUG.
--help
displays this help file, then exits
--version
displays the current working version and then exits
AUTHORS
Written by Oliver Jourmel, Lochlin Duperron, Zac Pez.
MORE INFORMATION
Can be found on the release notes. ~/.myTalk/notes.txt
Source Code can be found on GitHub at www.github.com/ojourmel/myTalk
NOTE
Version BETA 0.2.7