Due to the excellent structure of the net code in xgopher, only a VERY
small change was required to make it work with term under Linux.  This
is in net.c, just search for TERM.  I have included a binary here, but
if you want to compile it yourself, you'll have to edit the Imakefile
and change a few things.  The last element of DEFINES should be
changed to wherever the client.h file can be found, and
LOCAL_LIBRARIES definition needs to be changed to reflect the true
location of the client.a library.  If you want to compile this for the
regular socket calls, you should be able to just remove the -DTERM
from DEFINES.

There are some problems with this client sometimes locking up for no
aparent reason.  I have no idea why this happens.  Also, if compiled
with any form of -O with gcc 2.3.3, it seg faults right away.  I
haven't bothered to figure that one out because its a very CPU
friendly program.  

Also, make sure you get the color stuff going, it make it look totally
better than the ugly mono defaults.  That has nothing to do with term
or linux, but most people seem to end up using the mono version
because they don't know the color stuff is there.

Matt Ranney
mjr@calvin.edu
