-- Should make it easier to configure the format of the output.

-- Should probably use a select statement on the inner loop for cleaner control.
        - Turns out that this is not the solution to prevent the named pipe
          from blocking.  There is no way to stop the named pipe from blocking.

-- Writing out a pid file to /tmp/.randomsig-username would be good so that I
   could allow certain commands to be run from the command line like:
	'randomsig stop'    or   'randomsig reload'

-- The Makefile should probably be generated form a Markfile.PL file so that
   people with different installations of Perl or other Unix distributions don't
   have to go modifiying the program to suit them.

-- The .randomsigrc file should be generated automatically if the user doesn't
   have one or there should be default values.

-- Although this sounds crazy, there probably should be two processes that run:
   one that reads in the files and figures out what the random lines are and
   another one that opens up the named pipe that the client will read from.

-- Mutliple configuable matching expressions would be nice.

-- Multiple random lines in the same output signature might be cool.

-- It would be cool if you could put tags or markers in the .sigread file to
   indicate where you'd like the text to be wrapped or truncated instead of
   setting the $wrap_at variable.

-- Take random text from the web?  For those who like the WebCollage X windows
   screensaver by JZW.

-- The mutations don't allow you to specify whether the change is global or not
   and they probably should allow you to do so.

-- Make an RPM.  Now is that *really* nessecary?

-- Able to specify configuration file with a command line option.

-- Maybe make randomsig capabile of switching configurations on a schedule.  Boy,
   that's taking things rather far for a signature generating program.  If there
   is anyone out there that would be crazy enough to do such a thing, send a
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