自分の環境だとこれだけでは不十分で、/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.confに
blacklist nouveau
を追加で動くようになった。
blacklist nouveau
To: hoge@example.com, fuga@example.com,...
zv - mew-summary-toggle-header-veil
> Regexp.escape("\\((\t\n").gsub(/\\([\[\]\{\}\(\)\|\-\*\.\\\?\+\^\$\# fnrt])/){|s|i=$1;i=~/[fnrt]/?eval('"'+"\\#{i}"+'"'):i}
=> "\\((\t\n"(setq mew-summary-form-mark-delete t)
static void
process_named_msg (session *sess, char *type, char *word[], char *word_eol[])
{
....
case WORDL('N','O','T','I'):
{
int id = FALSE; /* identified */
text = word_eol[4];
if (*text == ':')
text++;
if (serv->have_idmsg)
{
if (*text == '+')
{
id = TRUE;
text++;
} else if (*text == '-')
text++;
}
static void
process_numeric (session * sess, int n,
char *word[], char *word_eol[], char *
text)
{
....
case 290: /* CAPAB reply */
if (strstr (word_eol[1], "IDENTIFY-MSG"))
{
serv->have_idmsg = TRUE;
break;
}
goto def;
Your nick is how people on freenode know you. If you register it, you'll be able to use the same nick over and over. If you don't register, someone else may end up registering the nick you want. If you register and use the same nick, people will begin to know you by reputation. If they're running IRC software which supports CAPAB IDENTIFY-MSG, they'll be able to tell when someone is spoofing your identity.