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strn 0.9.2-6
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Source: strn
Section: non-free/news
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Charles Briscoe-Smith <cpbs@debian.org>
Standards-Version: 2.4.0.0

Package: strn
Architecture: any
Depends: ${strn:Depends}, inews
Recommends: smail | mail-transport-agent
Provides: news-reader
Suggests: ispell, mh
Conflicts: trn
Description: Scanning threaded USENET news reader, based on trn and rn
 The *rn family of newsreaders are the most widely-used on USENET --
 even to the point of being a de-facto standard. They have a powerful
 full screen text mode user interface, where most actions are available
 at the press of a single key, and are highly configurable.
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 This is a temporary package of the latest of the line, strn.  There is
 a version of trn in beta test which subsumes strn's features, so this
 package will disappear when that version of trn is packaged.
 .
 This version of strn reads news from a news server via NNTP (the Network
 News Transfer Protocol).  You must have a news server available -
 large sites usually provide a site-wide server.
 .
 If you install a news server on your system (either containing just
 local newsgroups or with a partial or full USENET feed) you can configure
 strn to access it.
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 This version of strn is MIME-enabled, but to have strn extract and
 process the body of a MIME message appropriately, you'll need the mh
 package installed.  If you don't, strn will only be able to display
 MIME articles as plain ASCII text.