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From: wOOwOO <woowoo@mark.petra.ac.id>
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Subject: TALK
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I have problem with 'talk' program in FreeBSD.

When we use talk with another OS (e.g. Linux), our talk partner will see 
non-terminating-line messages :

hello^Mhow are you?^M

The normal output should like this :

hello
how are you?

How to fix this ? 

Thanks, 
tnz :)