-lcurses, not termcap/termlib

Historically, talk pays no attention to hostnames, so if you've typed
'talk aaa@b' and are waiting for a response, and user aaa@c tries to talk
to you, you'll be transparently connected. Now, talk w

Historically, talk pays no attention to hostnames, so if you've typed
'talk aaa@b' and are waiting for a response, and user aaa@c tries to talk
to you, you'll be transparently connected. Now, talk will print the hostname
of the remote party if it's not the same host that you asked for.

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$OpenBSD$

rcsid

Always use -ltermlib when linking with -lcurses
Be consistent in use of LIBTERMCAP and LIBTERMLIB when depending

initial import of NetBSD tree