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i just recently installed the text-based aim client and i'm trying to figure out all the commands and how it functions....
- 08-31-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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how to use pork
i just recently installed the text-based aim client and i'm trying to figure out all the commands and how it functions.
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- 08-31-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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There are many commands, depending on what you want to do. For a list of all commands, type
Code:/help
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Originally Posted by sether
seems like all i'm getting is..
Code:*** Help for the following commands is available: disconnect acct alias auto away bind blist buddy chat color connect perl_load echo eval event file history idle input keys laddr lastlog load lport msg nick notice perl profile query quit quote refresh save scroll set timer unalias unbind who whowas winSignature removed by moderator - please see forum rules or else.
- 09-01-2005 #4Linux Engineer
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That's exactly what you should get. If you want help on foo-command, type
Originally Posted by neanderthal // anarchism
What exactly do you want to do with pork?Code:/help foo-command
- 09-01-2005 #5Linux Newbie
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basically just run AIM and the foo-command thing isn't working
Originally Posted by sether
Code:*** Help: Error: No such command or section: foo-command
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Then
Originally Posted by neanderthal // anarchism will connect you, Tab will toggle between the buddy list and the command interface, the up and down arrows select users on the buddy list, Enter starts a query with a highlighted buddy, and Alt + <number> switches the window to window number <number>.Code:/connect exampleuser
Those are the basics. I'm not sure I answered your question; I don't even know if you asked a question.
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thanks, that answer a few of the basic questions i had.
Originally Posted by sether
now i'm wondering about direct connecting and whatnot.Signature removed by moderator - please see forum rules or else.
- 09-01-2005 #8Linux Engineer
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pork does not support direct-connect. You should read all of the /help commands and documentation that comes with pork.


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