naim

The AIM/TOC protocol name has been renamed to TOC, since it works for both AIM and ICQ. When a buddy has a realname (the third argument to /addbuddy), that will be used in query windows instead of their screen name. ^R and ^Y scroll back and forward now, for OS X Terminal.app users who have no PgUp/PgDown. "make install'' now installs symlinks for nirc, nicq, and nlily that all have different startup behaviours. There is a new $winlistheight to set the percentage of the screen height to use for the window list window. SIGHUP, SIGUSR1, and SIGUSR2 are now caught as pseudo-keys, handled by /bind.

Since 0.11.5.2, several key bugs have been corrected. History
scrollback now leaves the cursor at the end of the line, without
affecting partial matching. If naim believes you have accidentally
pasted something without first entering paste mode, it will
automatically adjust itself. A new /tagbuddy command has been added to
leave reminder notes to yourself. Persistent scrollback files
(~/.naimlog/*) are now flushed periodically, in case naim is abruptly
terminated. Various Lily-related UI cleanups have been made to make
naim much more familiar to "old school" Lily users.

High ASCII input will no longer cause the input handler to reset itself. Time zone information is exchanged during autopeer negotiation. The window list window now uses ASCII line drawing symbols. There are new $awaylog and $autosave options, both documented in the new /help system. People who are /ignore'd in private will be ignored in group chats as well. In AIM, oversized profiles will now be truncated, and a warning will be sent to the user.

Automatic encryption between naim clients, various UI enhancements (including autohelping Tab completion, clear marking of active versus inactive chats, the ability to control what types of events mark a window as "active," and so forth), and a new framework for automatic client capability negotiation which will be compatible with extensions provided by future releases.

Numerous small behavior corrections and bugfixes were made. Pervasive tab completion, completely invisible client capabilities negotiation, customizable alerts (with $chatter), and minor UI improvements were added.