Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

Kamil Cholewiński writes: > In all seriousness, ii is more of a library for use with shell scripts > and custom plumbing than a fully-featured client. It can also be a base > for a client you'd build. For example, try splitting a tmux window > horizontally, putting "out" in

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 2:22 PM, Kamil Cholewiński wrote: > On Fri, 06 May 2016, Mitt Green wrote: >> So, FIFO in the description[1] means "fit in or f#$! off"? > > I'm going to print this and hang on the wall :D That's going in my fortunes file.

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

Kamil Cholewiński wrote: In all seriousness, ii is more of a library [...] I like the idea anyway, even without extensions. It's usable, though with a steep leaning curve. Well, IMHO... Documentation for all suckless projects... hm, kind of sucks. Think of it more as a feature :) "Go

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

On Fri, 06 May 2016, Mitt Green wrote: > So, FIFO in the description[1] means "fit in or f#$! off"? I'm going to print this and hang on the wall :D In all seriousness, ii is more of a library for use with shell scripts and custom plumbing than a fully-featured client. It

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

So, FIFO in the description[1] [1]: http://tools.suckless.org/ii/

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

Kamil Cholewiński wrote: You probably want irssi or bitchx or xchat or pidgin or ii is when you know exactly what you need and you see ii is the way to get it. Think of it as Lego for grownups. So, FIFO in the description[1] means "fit in or f#$! off"? By the way, thanks for the

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

On Fri, May 06, 2016 at 05:20:36PM +0300, Mitt Green wrote: > Hey, > > Sorry for kinda noobish question. I can't figure out > how ii works. Here's what I did: > > 1. compiled it; > 2. ran "ii -n -s irc.ubuntu.com" ; > 3. "echo "/j #ubuntu" > in" ; > 4. and nothing happened. I tried this, and it

Re: [dev] [ii] how do you use it?

On Fri, 06 May 2016, Mitt Green wrote: > Hey, > > Sorry for kinda noobish question. I can't figure out > how ii works. Here's what I did: > > 1. compiled it; > 2. ran "ii -n -s irc.ubuntu.com" ; > 3. "echo "/j #ubuntu" > in" ; > 4. and nothing happened. > > I checked

[dev] [ii] how do you use it?

Hey, Sorry for kinda noobish question. I can't figure out how ii works. Here's what I did: 1. compiled it; 2. ran "ii -n -s irc.ubuntu.com" ; 3. "echo "/j #ubuntu" > in" ; 4. and nothing happened. I checked ~/irc/irc.ubuntu.com/out and there are channel messages, like "Looking up your