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Jcate
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GeoIRC is a stable, customizable, usable, scriptable, good-looking IRC client. The development team hopes to make it the client of choice for a significant portion of the IRC community.
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A fork of pidgin which aims to provide minor features that have not been addressed by the pidgin development team (including manual textbox resizing). See funpidgin.sf.net for details.
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A multiplatform accesible grafical client for IRC. The priority is that the use of its interface is easily accessible using the most popular screen readers (gnome-orca, Jaws for windows and NVDA).
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urk is a gnome/gtk irc client written purely in python (but compatible with anything that can run gtk, including windows). It has a simple scripting system, which is used to implement much of the client.
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sushi is an IRC suite providing a central daemon and several clients. It currently consist of - maki: the central IRC daemon - tekka: the PyGTK client - nigiri: urwid terminal client There are more clients to come.
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The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.
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ScriptBot is a scriptable IRC bot. Based on PircBot and BSF, it allows to fully customize the bot's behaviour by editing script files in the scripting language of your choice.
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GeoIRC is a stable, customizable, usable, scriptable, good-looking IRC client. The development team hopes to make it the client of choice for a significant portion of the IRC community.
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An IRC client that uses Tcl for not only the scripting, but also the "glue" at the C level for how all the parts of the application fit together.
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The purpose of this program is to let people set up this program on a host computer and then from a remote computer, type commands into it through AIM and control many different functions, applications, etc.
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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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The goal of the Relay IRC project is to create an easy-to-use, multi-platform and scriptable Internet Relay Chat (IRC) chat client and a set of Java classes for adding IRC capabilities to other Java programs.
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Objirc Chat is a Java based IRC client. This 5th generation product includes: * a cool Swing based GUI (designed for real people not just Java developers) * event-based support for the IRC protocol * Python and Java based plugin support * DCC pr
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Frech is an elegant IRC client writen in Python for the GNOME desktop. It's main focus is in presenting the user with an usable, eye-candy enabled interface, while providing seamless integration with the rest of your GNOME desktop.
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