IRC Clients

[Wilier]

Tbh IRC baffles me.
Is anyone ever actually there?? or is it just their names. I can start a conversation (if thats what its known as) and no-one will answer..................ahhh, wait a minute, now I understand.

 

[Will]

I'm going to jump on the mIRC and PnP bandwagon here. PnP is great because you can hide or disable all the crap you never use.

NoName just annoyed me, it did have some nice touches, I like the ballons at the bottom when you have IRC minimised, but the mp3 player i never use, I already had a script for connecting to games which I didn't use, and after a week I had to change back to PnP.

But I have to agree that Xchat owns you all.

 

[gremlin]

Originally posted by Shocko
Emacs is where it's at

Yes, because a text editor really needs a LISP interpreter built into it. Suuuure.

vi is the only editor. word.

 

[shadow`]

I could never understand how to get onto a new line with vi :/

 

[Shocko]

vi is the peon of unix editors... I use it for editing single files, in situations where there's no point in starting up xemacs...

 

[.cage]

On topic :
mIRC.
Does everything I could want it to.

I find argueing about linux text editors well..... um... decidedly dull.

 

[Recoil101]

trillian, does IRC, ICQ, AIM, YIM, MSN and other 3 letter abbreviation type things

 

[kryt]

But, who the fook uses aol/msn/icq etc, bloody shite the lorravem :|
so what if ya mother doesnt wanna connect to quakenet?

pure old fashioned mIRC here with a couple of handy aliases, all I need tbh.

 

[]SK[]

mIRC32 v5.91 K.Mardam-Bey

 

[MYstIC G]

Originally posted by ]SK[
mIRC32 v5.91 K.Mardam-Bey

Oh good

/me looks up the exploits

 

[]SK[]

Yeh I know but a) I dont give a shit b) my scripts dont work with 6.0x c)