From fa1aacfde8679551cebda346a2c45d04204441eb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Simeon Simeonov
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 13:58:54 +0200
Subject: README almost done

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 Why should I use BEINC and what has it done for me lately?
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+BEINC is designed to assist you two common scenarios. 
+As an example we will consider the case of an IRC cliet, although BEINC can be
+used by any client that conforms with BEINC's "messaging protocol".
+
+We have the common situation where a user is accessing an IRC client located on
+a different computer (typically: weechat, irssi, etc. running on a remote server)
+The IRC client receives a private message (or any event that requires the user's
+attention) and the user has to be notified.
+
+Scenario one: 
+The user's computer can be reached from the server running the IRC client.
+If the server (running the IRC client) is able to connect to 
+a specified TCP port on the user's computer, this is sufficient for BEINC to
+directly notify the user. Solution:
+ - set up the beinc_server.py on the desktop workstation (the computer where the
+   notification-message should be displayed). Define an unprivileged port for 
+   beinc_server.py to listen on and enable its OSD capabilities 
+   (through pynotify and/or pyosd)
+ - set up a BEINC client similar to beinc_generic_client.py on the server
+   If you are running weechat >=0.4.0, this version of BEINC comes with 
+   a complete weechat BEINC-client: beinc_weechat.py
+   Configure the client to send notifications to the beinc_server.py
+
+Scenario two:
 
 
 
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