X-Chat is an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) program for Linux and Windows.

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  • Thanks for updates ;)
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • My only complaint is that the favorites are not editable in the Ubuntu package, but that is supposedly fixed in the latest. Otherwise, great application! (The one negative vote apparently joined the wrong channel(s)...)
  • The most complete irc client.
  • The most robust IRC client I have ever used. It is multi-server and scriptable with hundreds of features you will never likely use. One of these days they are gonna let me on the dev team and it will see some usability improvements...
  • I started out using TelNet programs, so I figured I would try to relive the old days. But, all I could find were evil people bent on using foul and evil pornographic language! I'm sticking to programs where I can boot out offenders! This program is full of bullies, junkies, and evil foul mouthed people! Also, these TROLLS love to call kind people they do NOT know ... trolls and bots! Go figure!!! SaintlyMic
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Linux, BSD, Windows

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

User Interface

Gnome, Win32 (MS Windows)

Programming Language

C

Related Categories

C IRC Clients

Registered

1999-11-14