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.TH XTALK 1
.SH NAME
xtalk \- X-Window BSD compatible talk client, written in Python.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B xtalk
.BI [user[@address[\ tty]]
.SH DESCRIPTION
When started, xtalk won't actually try to connect until you click on the
"Connect" button in the program. xtalk accepts addresses in the same
format as the regular BSD talk program. From in the program you can
enter the address in the "Address" entry. At any point during a talk
session, clicking on "Disconnect" disconnects the session.
The format of a talk address is as follows. To talk to a user on the
same host, just use "username" as the address. To talk to a user on another
host, use "username@hostname" as the address. If the user is logged in several
times, you can specify which tty to "page" them on by saying "username tty" or
"username@hostname tty".
.SH AUTHOR
Adam P. Jenkins (adampjenkins@yahoo.com)
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.BR talk "(1)
.SH BUGS
From user point of view, it seems that his own text in the window is editable,
whereas in fact it is not.
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