Net::PSYC binary "psycion" requires perl-curses, which has been packaged
and send for review.

psycion is being bugfixed, it is functional but the server application
it functions with needs to update the internal policies on how to treat
native psyc clients. It's on the todo list and will be fixed
eventually. As psycion is not the only part of Net::PSYC I find it okay
to submit the entire perl-net-psyc now instead of waiting for psyced to
have this policy fixed.

There is psycmp3 which currently depends on MP3::List and the rxaudio
shareware, it will be fixed to function with current free software
equivalents of dependencies. It is deleted in a snippet phase for now
and will be added back when it no longer "recommends non-free
software".

For another binary, I would have to package fam and SGI::FAM, this is
reflected in the most recent commit:
"moving bin/psycfilemonitor to contrib until somebody upgrades it to use
inotify instead of fam". No one uses this binary currently, so it can be
left where it is and will be updated in time.

I created the file gnu/packages/psyc.scm because I am working on more
applications: psyced, libpsyc, psyclpc and future releases. As they all
circle around the psyced.org domain and the protocol PSYC, a dedicated
file is the only logic choice. libpsyc will follow soon after this
(perl-net-psyc) patch.
I am working close with upstream to address issues on different
operating systems. Upstream developers do very rarely release tarballs,
in the case of Net::PSYC this git commit has more bugfixes than the
latest tarball. As soon as the tarball catches up I will consider to
change it, however this is a very small application collection, so a
checkout will not take that much space on distributing servers.

Thanks for reviewing.