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A program used to login to our IRC Chatnetwork. | A program used to login to our IRC Chatnetwork. | ||
This can either be our JAVA Applet on a website, or a standalone program. | This can either be our JAVA Applet on a website, or a standalone program. | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 11 January 2005
About/Introduction
A program used to login to our IRC Chatnetwork. This can either be our JAVA Applet on a website, or a standalone program.
/* List of IRC Clients */
- mIRC (Windows) (Shareware)
- HydraIRC (Windows) (Freeware) (Beta Client)
- Trillian (Windows) (Freeware/Shareware/Payware)
- savIRC (*NIX/Windows) (Freeware)
- Xchat (*NIX/*BSD/Windows) (Freeware)
- PJIRC (Java Client) (Freeware?)
- BitchX (Command Line IRC Client for *NIX)
- irssi (OpenSource) (Linux, *BSD, Windows (through CygWin), MacOSX)
- VortecIRC (*Nix) (Freeware) (Beta Client)
/* External Links */
- More Clients for UNIX
- More Clients for UNIX/X
- More Clients for Windows
- Index of IRC Client Reviews by IRCReviews.Org (Might be out of date some of the times..)
- mIRCScripts.com Useful site for extending your mIRC with scripts and learn about mIRC Scripting
- mIRCScripts.org Another mIRC Scripting resource site
- TCL Plugin for X-Chat 2.x
- TCL Developer Xchange Site More info about TCL Scripting
- ScriptKitties Handy Site for Scripting in TCL for X-Chat.
- [1] Linux Documentation of X-Chat
