Copy the KDE 3.5 branch to branches/trinity for new KDE 3.5 features.

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+This Readme is meant to describe how you should go about using the news to
+RSS script. Please keep in mind, that all software retrieved from CVS is in
+a constant change; your script might work now, but it might not work a
+moment later.
+
+Even though the script can handle multiple newsgroups at once, Knewsticker
+has not been adjusted to handle such a behavior on its own, therefore please
+poll only one newsgroup per executed script.
+
+You need to customize each executed script to fit your needs, yet before you
+can do so, you must be sure, that the version of perl you are running is
+providing all the necessary modules for this script to function. You need to
+have the following modules installed:
+
+News::NNTPClient;
+MIME::Words
+
+If you are not sure wheter those are installed, simply execute the script at
+the command line and watch for possible errors. Right now the script has no
+error handling whatsoever, which might be corrected in future versions. You
+can either go and retrieve the modules from www.cpan.org and install them by
+hand or run the following command as root, while you are connected to the
+Internet:
+
+perl -MCPAN -e "install module::name"
+
+Executing this command at the prompt will automatically download and install
+the requested module, eventual dependencies will be resolved automatically.
+
+Once you have installed all the necessary tools, you can start customizing
+your script, this means, that you should open it with your favourite editor
+and read the comments above each variable you must set carefully.
+
+Most scripts are commented rather precisely, as it is the case with this
+one. Of course you may set which nntp host we are connecting to within the
+script, but if you have a host set in /etc/nntpserver the script will ALWAYS
+default to that server, this has been implemented for systems, where the
+administrator might not wish you to use a different nntp server. Of course
+it can be evaded, but we urge you to be polite and use what is offered to
+you by the system.
+
+Once you are sure you have set all the variables as requested in the scripts
+upper part, you may now store it anywhere on your hard disk. Make sure you
+have read knewstickers help on executing pre commands.
+
+Enjoy this script.
+
+anonymous coder.