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| BitchX | 1.0 | BSD-style | Textmode IRC client | This is the bleeding edge of IRC software -- the most common functions normally done by scripts are coded into the client itself. It contains dozens of features such as: * Built-in ANSI color (this is probably the biggest feature) * Ease of use -- dozens of useful command aliases to reduce typing * Built-in notify, protection, and bot lists * Built-in mass commands and tools * Extended set of DCC commands and built-in CDCC offering * Extended scripting functionality, including unique functions * Code is based on ircII-Plutonium and more recent ircII-EPiC |
| cwirc | 1.7.4 | GPL | X-Chat Morse plugin | X-Chat plugin for sending and receiving raw morse code over IRC. |
| eggdrop | 1.6.15 | GPL | Eggdrop is an IRC bot, written in C. | Eggdrop is an IRC bot, written in C. If you don't know what IRC is, this is probably not whatever you're looking for! Eggdrop, being a bot, sits on a channel and takes protective measures: to keep the channel from being taken over (in the few ways that anything CAN), to recognize banished users or sites and reject them, to recognize privileged users and let them gain ops, etc. |
| ircd | 2.10.3 | GPL | IRC server from ftp.irc.org | ircd is the server (daemon) program for the Internet Relay Chat Program. The ircd is a server in that its function is to "serve" the client program irc(1) with messages and commands. All commands and user messages are passed directly to the ircd for processing and relaying to other ircd sites. |
| irssi | 0.8.9 | GPL | Irssi is an IRC client | Irssi is a modular IRC client for UNIX that currently has only text mode user interface, but 80-90% of the code isn't text mode specific, so other UIs could be created pretty easily. Also, Irssi isn't really even IRC specific anymore, there's already working SILC and ICB modules available. Support for other protocols like ICQ and Jabber could be created some day too. irssi is the most popular IRC client at the moment. |
| irssi-gc | 0.8.9 | GPL | Irssi is an IRC client | Irssi is a modular IRC client for UNIX that currently has only text mode user interface, but 80-90% of the code isn't text mode specific, so other UIs could be created pretty easily. Also, Irssi isn't really even IRC specific anymore, there's already working SILC and ICB modules available. Support for other protocols like ICQ and Jabber could be created some day too. irssi is the most popular IRC client at the moment. This version of irssi contains support for glib2 and libgc. |
| konversation | 0.13 | GPL | A user friendly IRC Client for KDE. | A simple and easy to use IRC client for KDE with support for strikeout; multi-channel joins; away / unaway messages; ignore list functionality; (experimental) support for foreign language characters; auto-connect to server; optional timestamps to chat windows; configurable background colors and much more. |
| kvirc | 3.0.0 | GPL | Visual IRC client | A highly configurable Graphical IRC client with a MDI interface, built-in scripting language, support for DCC, drag & drop, more... |
| mozilla-irc | 1.6 | MPL | IRC support for Mozilla. | irc support for Mozilla. |
| muh | 2.1 | GPL | A full featured irc bouncer with IPV6-support | muh is a quite versatile irc-bouncer for unix. An irc-bouncer is a program that acts as a middleman between your irc-client and your irc-server. If you have no idea what this is good for you probably don't need it. Some of muh's features: * a permanent connection to the irc-server is maintained - on networks without noteservs/nickservs this can be handy (guard your nick, log messages from your friends) * dcc-bouncing (+resume) * customizable logging * flood-protection (optionally ignore people host-based) * message-logging (+forwarding to e.g. an email-address) * vhost-support |
| xchat | 2.0.7 | GPL | Graphical IRC client | X-Chat is yet another IRC client for the X Window System, using the Gtk+ toolkit. It is pretty easy to use compared to the other Gtk+ IRC clients and the interface is quite nicely designed. Build Options: --with plf Enable SOCKS5 support (need to download from PLF) |
| xchat-osd | 1.0 | GPL | An osd plugin for xchat | An osd plugin for xchat |
| xchat-perl | 2.0.7 | GPL | XChat Perl plugin | Provides Perl scripting capability to XChat. |
| xchat-python | 2.0.7 | GPL | XChat Python plugin | Provides Python scripting capability to XChat. |
| xchat-ruby | 1.1 | GPL | XChat Ruby plugin | Provides Ruby scripting capability to XChat. |
| xchat-systray-plugin | 2.4.0 | GPL | Systray (Notification Area) Plugin for XChat | Allows you to minimize and maximize XChat to the systray, to mark/unmark you away and use your away nick, and alerts you when somebody is trying to talk to you. |
| xchat-tcl | 2.0.7 | GPL | XChat TCL plugin | Provides tcl scripting capability to XChat. |
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