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Pidgin IM
A universal instant messaging (IM) program
...It is written in C and makes heavy use of GLib and GTK+. Finch is a command line instant messaging program. It also lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat network simultaneously, and it is compatible with the same chat networks as Pidgin. It is written in C and makes heavy use of GLib and ncurses. -
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This is a program that can be used to save IRC conversations while you're away. A C++ version is coming so that Perl won't be required.
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IRC Defender is a modular perl program for protecting your IRC network against virus drones, general troublemakers, ban evasion, and attacks.
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A Perl/CGI program to use IRC from a web browser without having to have access to an IRC port or Java (but it does need a frames compatable browser).
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SkyBlue is written using Perl v5.8.6 and the libraries POE, POE::COMPONENT::IRC, and DBI. I will support use on Win32 systems, but should work on Linux as well. I wrote this program to provide bot functions in IRC. The main obstacle is providing a graphi
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Atheon is a Windows based server/client program. It provides a clear example of several types of sockets and methods of encryption for developers. It is well commented and documented for education and easy incorporation into other programs.
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Sliver is a Server daemon and a client program that reads log files, and accept remote commands through the TOC protocol using Net::Aim and encryption. Sliver is written mostly using Perl, but this may change.
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SporksBot is a modular IRC bot. It is programmed in pure OOP Perl and using the Net::IRC code. Modules are *very* easy to program. SporksBot has a well-defined database access API which allows source-independent database access.
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If you ever have needed to know whether a person is online on an IRC network or not but didn't want to open an IRC client, this is the program for you.
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Valuhack is a collaborative effort of a variety of newsgroups to port a simple program to as many languages as possible, while maintaining the true spirit of hacking.
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AndyChat is a console chat program written in Perl and Curses which supports chatting on multiple servers on multiple protocols in multiple windows.
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Yimp (Yahoo Instant Messenger in Perl) is a perl/gtk program providing a program for X windows which impliments the latest protocol, including 'IMenviroments' and voice chat.
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This is a perl program which will make n connections to randomly selected servers out of a pool. It will then write things to that connection choosing a random item out of an array. It also has the ability to have definable reponses to certain messages.
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Pircy is a small patch to sirc and a collection of sirc scripts that gives sirc a GNOME GUI. Unlike other sirc GUI front-ends, Pircy is written entirely in perl and runs in the very same program space as the rest of sirc, allowing normal sirc scripts to
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