deepspawn / SMC

Stackless MUD Client it's a mud client written in stackles python, gtk and vte.

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Stackless MUD Client
====================

SMC is a MUD client that's written in stackless python. It's written
in python and stackless because I needed a better and more expresive
language to write complex commands for the muds I play.

Requirements
============

Stackless Python
pyGTK
VTE Python
Gnome Python

Stackless python might be a bit cumbersome to install since it
replaces the standard python but there should be workarounds for this.



Installing
==========

There's isn't any instalation at the moment


Running
=======

./smc

or

python smc

It will load the config.py file as its configuration file, but you can
use other file by using

./smc other

SMC will look for other.py and use it as the configuration file.

Configure
=========

Give a look to the example configuration file config.py