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WeeChat
The extensible chat client
The extensible chat client. Full-featured IRC plugin: multi-servers, proxy support, IPv6, SASL authentication, nicklist, DCC, and many other features. 256 colors, horizontal and vertical splits, smart filtering, customizable bars and much more. 8 scripting languages supported with a built-in scripts manager. Connect to your WeeChat instance from your browser, smartphone, GUI client, Emacs or even another WeeChat. -
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Verlihub
NMDC Hub Server
Verlihub is a NMDC hub server that runs on all operating systems. It is written in C++ and has many rich plugins including Lua, Python and Perl. -
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Luadch
We moved to GitHub! -> http://luadch.github.io/
We moved to GitHub! New Website: http://luadch.github.io/ There you will find all the necessary informations. -
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BMDC++
A Mod of DC++ Client Based on FreeDC++.
A Mod of DC++ Client Based on FreeDC++ for Linux with ADLSearch , Ignore Users, Lua scripts supports,Media Spam and many more ...;) Main develop move to https://launchpad.net/bmdc++ and mirroring here in svn Attention BMDC++ has been designed to share a non-copyrighted material only! Program developer isn't responsible for activities which the users use this software to. -
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A Java IRC bot, built with the PircBot framework, that can be used to host games created in Lua, ranging from simple word games to full-featured MUDs.
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RusHub - is a server software used for Direct Connect peer to peer network.
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The aims of this project are monitoring the multimedia-related software technology and developing an entertaining 3D application.
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RSX++
Direct Connect Client
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XalesBot is a high-performance IRC bot with full scripting support via the Lua language. It is designed for simplicity and ease of use - all functionality excluding communications with the IRC server are handled by Lua, and can be reloaded on-the-fly
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HOA SoftwareSimplify HOA management with software that handles everything from financials to communication.
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Virtual Reality Chat (VRC) is developed using a framework (Yaf3D) which combines robust software libraries such as OpenScenegraph, Lua, ReplicaNet, and more. VRC provides text and voice chat in a 3D environment. YAG 2002 project is their home.
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Tiny Box is a free Direct Connect server completely written in lua code and based on the Lua AIO Distribution available at http://luaaio.luaforge.net/.
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FeigBot is an IRC bot written in C providing: account/access management via configurable group memberships; 50+ built-in admin/co-admin commands; flattext database (no sql needed); Lua script support; ability to dynamically load/unload modules on the fly
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DCWatch is a DCWL (DCWatch Library) based program. It's working on the new DirectConnect (ADC) network. You can create hubs and bots with extra features. It supports TIGR, SHA1 and UCMD extensions of ADC protocol, and Lua scripts.
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BoomBot is a developer's framework for writing a bot connecting to the AIM network. It manages the network communication for the bots so that they can be easily written without worrying about AIM itself at all. Bots can be written in Objective-C or Lua.
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BCHub stands for Borland C hub software, using the nmdc protocol. It will have Lua scripting and DLL plugins, respectively.
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toimd - is a True Opensource Instant Messenger Daemon, which provides support of many IM protocols, and can be used in multi-user environment. We are planning to add a fully support of all features of each protocol we provide.
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Freedom is a massively multiplayer role playing game allowing a dynamic world where players can work together to change the world using a variety of skills, including combat, magic, construction and crafting. Dynamic 3D modelling ensures a vibrant game.
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Modular IRC (Internet Relay Chat) bot (robot) written in C++ with Lua 5.1 support. Based on mistbot.
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IRC bot based on the concept of (re-)loadable user-coded Lua modules, editable by anyone, which handle all the bot's functions. The project's main goal is to create a full written-language interface with no special predefined commands.
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