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ID = 84; $post->blog_id = 1; $post->guid = "centericq"; $post->comment_status = "open"; function get_option($option) { $settings = array( "disqus_forum_url" => "enfoto", "disqus_api_key" => "ycbgTTDFptwqNvNKMygOnMx7brM3Darx5GO9iKxluXuEzzcLmrZKVrH36T4bYcKl", "disqus_sort" => "", "disqus_partner_key" => "", "disqus_disable_sync" => "0" ); return $settings[$option]; } function get_permalink() { return "http://www.enfusion-group.org/~adrian/2002/12/centericq.html"; } function get_the_title() { return "centerICQ"; } function get_the_excerpt() { return "

A co-worker of mine pointed me at centerICQ, an ncurses-based instant messaging client for Linux/BSD. It's interface isn't quite as quick to navigate as mICQ, but it's a bit more feature rich, has menus and supports not only ICQ, but also Yahoo, AIM, MSN, IRC and Jabber. So I can now pretty much communicate with everyone from the comfort of my always running IM client inside of a screen session."; } function get_the_offset() { return -5; } function start_mt() { include('/var/www/cgi-bin/mt/php/mt.php'); $mt = new MT(1, '/var/www/cgi-bin/mt/mt-config.cgi'); return $mt; } function trackback_url() { return "http://www.enfusion-group.org/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/84"; } include('/var/www/cgi-bin/mt/plugins/disqus/php/disqus.php'); include(dsq_comments_template(1)); ?>