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    µIRC

    Lightweight Internet Relay Chat tool package

    microIRC is a yet another simple C / C++ / Python IRC client and client daemon.
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    SICK

    Unix and GNU/Linux terminal IRC client.

    ..., or SICK for short, is a small Unix and GNU/Linux IRC client running from the terminal, written in pure Python. The entire project is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2. WARNING: SICK is a WIP, don't expect the experience of a complete IRC client yet. We're working on it. Installation instructions can be found at https://github.com/Weloxux/sick/wiki/Installation ANOTHER WARNING: SourceForge doesn't always get the latest updates on time, for some unknown reason. Get the latest version at https://github.com/Weloxux/sick/releases
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    miau is a small but fully featured IRC-bouncer/proxy. Features include so-called quicklogging, logging, auto-opping and dcc-bouncing. Most features can be enabled/disabled with configure-script.
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    Yet Another Warrnet Client
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    rirca is yet another java IRC client with an advanced GUI (java swing). It's still in a very early state right now, but already testable/sort of useable. Once in some time, it should become as good as mIRC or X-Chat or so...
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    YAIB is a platform independent IRC bot, that can be used e.g. for channel management or anything else. It provides a simple API so that you can easily extend its functionality. (The included IRC API can soon also be used to write other IRC applications.)
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    The Foobot is yet another IRC bot, written in perl and easily extendable through an event based plugin system. It offers parser and wrapper functions for the complete RFC 1459 and more in separate modules.
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    Freedom over authorithy! YaiNET is an IRC-network Daemon based on ircd optimized to avoid the usual OPER-tyranny and allow ordinary users to rund their own IRCD server. Restoring the original ideas of IRC by defeating ownership of channels and nicks and
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    The goal of YAJII is to create the first *usable* IRC protocol implementation and client, comparable to popular clients such as BitchX, ircII and mIRC.
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