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Here are some scripts that can help you in everyday life with konvi.

They are usually put in ~/.kde/share/apps/konversation/scripts/ and executed by
typing /exec <scriptname> in konversation.

Since scripts are executed by system, they should have 'executable' flag on.
This is most easily achieved by running chmod +x <scriptname>

Please add descriptions here as new scripts appear:

bug		Opens up konqueror with kde bugzilla on specified bug number.
		usage: /bug 65090

gauge		Displays funny "beer load" meter. Author: Eisfuchs, Idea: berkus.
                usage: /gauge 55


uptime          Displays the system uptime on the current channel.
                usage: /uptime

fortune         Displays a random fortune cookie
		usage: /fortune

cmd		Prints the output of a given command.
		usage: /cmd command

sayclip         Prints the contents of the clipboard on the current channel 
                with flood protection.  Klipper must be running.
                usage: /sayclip [pause-time]

weather         Displays current weather using KWeather applet.
		usage: /weather

colorizer       Randomly colorizes the message.
		usage: /colorize message

media		Plays the currently played media.
		Supports amaroK,JuK,Noatun,Kaffeine
		Usage: /media

google		Use Google services
		Usage: /google (--search) <query> # Search <query> in Google
		       /google --spell <word> # Spellcheck <word> using Google
		       /google -b|--browser <query> # Launch konqueror with google search for <query>

qurl            Display a short version of the url using qurl.net
                Requires Ruby.
		usage: /qurl http://some.very.long.url.com/