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+PINEntry
+---------
+
+This is a collection of PIN or passphrase entry dialogs which
+utilize the Assuan protocol as specified in the Libassuan manual.
+
+There are programs for different toolkits available.  For all GUIs it
+is automatically detected which modules can be built, but it can also
+be requested explicitly.
+
+GUI		OPTION			 DEPENDENCIES
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+GTK+ V2.0	--enable-pinentry-gtk2	 Gimp Toolkit Library, Version 2.0
+					 eg. libgtk-x11-2.0 and libglib-2.0
+GNOME           --enable-pinentry-gnome  GNOME
+Qt		--enable-pinentry-qt	 Qt (> 4.4.0)
+TQt		--enable-pinentry-tqt	 Trinity Qt
+Enlightenment	--enable-pinentry-efl	 EFL (>= 1.18)
+FLTK		--enable-pinentry-fltk	 Fast Light Toolkit (>= 1.3)
+Curses		--enable-pinentry-curses Curses library, for example ncurses
+TTY		--enable-pinentry-tty	 Simple TTY version, no dependencies
+
+The GTK+, GNOME, and Qt pinentries can fall back to curses mode.  The
+option to enable this is --enable-fallback-curses, but this is also
+detected automatically in the same way --enable-pinentry-curses is.
+The fallback to curses also works if --disable-pinentry-curses is
+specified.  So to disable linking to curses completely you have to
+pass --disable-fallback-curses to the configure script as well.
+
+Examples:
+* To only build the GTK+ pinentry with curses support:
+./configure --enable-pinentry-gtk2 --enable-fallback-curses \
+	--disable-pinentry-curses --disable-pinentry-qt
+
+* To build the Qt pinentry, and the other pinentries if they are
+  supported:
+./configure --enable-pinentry-qt
+
+* To build everything that is supported (complete auto-detection):
+./configure
+
+Some of the code is taken from Robert Bihlmeyer's Quintuple-Agent.
+For security reasons, all internationalization has been removed.  The
+client is expected to tell the PIN entry the text strings to be
+displayed.
+
+
+Curses Pinentry
+---------------
+
+The curses pinentry supports colors if the terminal does.  The colors
+can be specified by the --colors=FG,BG,SO option, which sets the
+foreground, background and standout colors respectively.  The standout
+color is used for error messages.  Colors can be named by any of
+"black", "red", "green", "yellow", "blue", "magenta", "cyan" and
+"white".  The foreground and standout color can be prefixed by
+"bright-", "bright", "bold-" and "bold", and any of these prefixes has
+the same effect of making the color bolder or brighter.  Two special
+color names are defined as well: "default" chooses the default color,
+and "none" disables use of colors.  The name "none" is only meaningful
+for the standout color and in this case a reversed effect is used for
+error messages.  For the other colors, disabling colors means the same
+as using the defaults.  The default colors are as follows:
+
+	Foreground:	Terminal default
+	Background:	Terminal default
+	Standout:	Bright red
+
+Note that color support is limited by the capabilities of the display
+terminal.  Some color combinations can be very difficult to read, and
+please know that colors are perceived differently by different people.