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  12       <description lang="en" title="The GNU new 'curses' terminal control library">
  13         <paragraph>
  14           The GNU ncurses (new curses) library is a free software implemenation
  15           of Unix SysV-R4 curses, and more.  It uses terminfo format,  supports
  16           pads, colour, multiple highlights, forms characters, and function-key
  17           mapping,  and  incorporates all of the other SysV curses enhancements
  18           to the original BSD curses.
  19         </paragraph>
  20         <paragraph>
  21           The mingw32-ncurses package provides the documentation and programs
  22           for the ncurses library.  The associated mingw32-libncurses package
  23           provides the runtime library and related development files.
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  70       <description lang="en" title="The GNU new 'curses' terminal control library">
  71         <paragraph>
  72           The GNU ncurses (new curses) library is a free software implemenation
  73           of Unix SysV-R4 curses, and more.  It uses terminfo format,  supports
  74           pads, colour, multiple highlights, forms characters, and function-key
  75           mapping,  and  incorporates all of the other SysV curses enhancements
  76           to the original BSD curses.
  77         </paragraph>
  78         <paragraph>
  79           The  mingw32-libncurses  package  provides  the  runtime  library  and
  80           related development files for ncurses.  The associated mingw32-ncurses
  81           package provides the documentation and programs related to the library.
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 109       <description lang="en" title="Terminal capability data base">
 110         <paragraph>
 111           Terminfo is a data base, describing terminals, which may be used
 112           by screen-oriented programs such as nvi(1), and rogue(1), and by
 113           libraries  such as curses(3x).  Terminfo describes terminals, in
 114           terms of the set of capabilities which  they support, specifying
 115           initialization  sequences,  padding  requirements,  and  how  to
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