MU-CONFERENCE(1)

💖 MU-CONFERENCE 💖

okay bestie, you're looking at the manual page for mu-conference, living in section 1 of the manual (that's the "general commands" shelf, iykyk) 🫶

✨ NAME ✨

mu-conference — it's literally a component for a Jabber server. that's the whole vibe. 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

mu-conference

yes bestie, that's it. no flags, no arguments, no drama. she just is. 👑

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

okay so this manual page documents mu-conference (which also goes by jabber-muc, cute little double name moment) briefly. 💅

real talk though: this manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution, and the reason is kinda iconic — the original program literally does not have a manual page. not one. so the Debian girlies said "fine, we'll write it ourselves" and here we are. 🫶

it does have documentation in a README file, and you can find it at:

/usr/share/doc/jabber-muc/README.gz

there's also extensive HTML documentation about the XEP-0045 protocol, available at:

http://xmpp.ort/extensions/xep-0045.html

and now the main character energy: mu-conference is a component for a Jabber server. she provides an implementation of XEP-0045 which allow the creation of multi-users chat. so yeah, group chats? she invented them (not literally but you get the vibe). 💬✨

also she's a part of the jabberd2 services and is started by the jabberd2 service. so she doesn't just show up uninvited — jabberd2 launches her. no cap. 🔥

👑 AUTHOR 👑

mu-conference was written by David Sutton <dsutton@legend.co.uk> and Gregoire Menuel <gregoire.menuel@gmail.com>. absolute legends, we stan. 💜

this manual page was written by Willem van den Akker <wvdakker@wilsoft.nl>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system. thank you for your service, Willem 🫡🌸

and that's the whole page bestie!! short, sweet, and giving exactly what it needs to give. mwah 💋

signed off from the General Commands Manual, version MU-CONFERENCE(1), dated January 19, 2013 — yeah she's a little vintage but she still slays 💅✨