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Miranda NG
Miranda NG: Next Generation of Miranda IM
...Supports Em-LAN Facebook, Gadu-Gadu, ICQ / MRA, IRC Internet Relay Chat, Jabber XMPP, MinecraftDynmap, Omegle, Sametime, SkypeWeb, Steam, Tox, Twitter, and VKontakte. Linux is not a natively supported operating system, but Miranda is known to run on Linux under Wine. PluginUpdater is responsible for keeping your Miranda up-to-date. It checks for updates for all installed plugins and other components like icon sets and langpack regularly (depending on its settings) and performs updating automatically. -
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Pidgin IM
A universal instant messaging (IM) program
See https://pidgin.im/about/ for more information. Pidgin is an instant messaging program which lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. It runs on Windows, Linux, and other UNIX operating systems. Pidgin is compatible with the following chat networks out of the box: AIM, ICQ, Google Talk, Jabber/XMPP, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, MXit, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, SILC, SIMPLE, MySpaceIM, and Zephyr. It is written in C and makes heavy use of GLib and GTK+. ... -
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oidentd
Configurable ident daemon with IP masquerading support
oidentd is an RFC 1413 compliant ident daemon that runs on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFly BSD, and some versions of Darwin and Solaris. oidentd can handle IP/NAT masqueraded connections on many operating system kernels. oidentd has a flexible mechanism for specifying ident responses. Users can be granted permission to specify their own responses, and different responses can be sent depending on host and port pairs. -
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tlliberircd
Your own private chat server. No coding. Ready in minutes.
...Additional features include permanent channels that stay open when empty, overflow redirects, TLS encryption, and server linking. Available for Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, and Windows. Backed by real customer support and active commercial development. A free 60-day trial is included with every download — no account or credit card required. Plans start at just $15 a year. https://www.tlliberircd.org -
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ZxoR BNC Bot
ZxoR BNC for mIRC - MSL Based project for BNC channels
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ZxoR Mafia Bot
ZxoR Mafia Bot is an IRC text based game based on the party game
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FasFollow
FasFollow is a social media website, and use to connect people.
FasFollow is a social media website which allows users to connect with friends, relatives or people they don't know, online. It allows users to share pictures, music, videos, and articles, as well as their own thoughts and opinions. -
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Gamers.IRC
Full mIRC MSL Script
Gamers.IRC is a full MSL Script for mIRC, the most popular Windows IRC client. Gamers.IRC is for Windows 95 and higher. Source code: Download and run the installer. Open the .grc and .ini files with notepad. -
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libircclient is a small but powerful library, which implements client-server IRC protocol. It has all features needed to create your own IRC client or bot, including multi-threading support, sync and async interfaces, CTCP/DCC support, colors, SSL connections and so on.
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RubIRCd
An IRC server written in Ruby
RubIRCd is an IRC server written in Ruby. -
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This module converts the log files of your eggdrop to the html format. It also creates a page-calendar with links to that created files.
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Anope Services are built off of the original Epona code written by Lara which is built off of IRC Services. These services have advanced the original Epona code and include new features such as Modules, Mysql, and Defcon Mode.
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Kashyyyk
A Work-In-Progress, Full-Featured, Open Source IRC Client
Kashyyyk is full featured, open source, cross platform IRC client. It was originally written to replace HexChat on OS X. At the time, HexChat (a fork of XChat) had only had a single release on OS X, which was still in alpha. Kashyyyk is extremely small, the binaries and related libraries totaling around half a megabyte. Kashyyyk also has very few external dependencies, the official binaries statically linking all supporting libraries. Kashyyyk is natively available for OS X, Windows,... -
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A bot written in perl with IRC roleplaying gamers as intended audience. This bot can simulate various RPG systems in the aspect of throwing dice for certain systems. It focuses on Shadowrun and the World of Darkness, but can be used for about any RPG
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Darkbot
The IRC's Talking Robot
[ Please read https://sourceforge.net/p/darkbot/news/2014/01/darkbots-revitalization/ ] Darkbot is a portable IRC chat robot written in the C language that can be taught responses to user inquiries, and even have conversations with them. Darkbot was originally created by Jason Hamilton as an aid for help channels on Intenet Relay Chat. -
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Denora is a set of Stats Services for IRC networks that allows IRC network admins to get a complete and comprehensive overview of their IRC network. Denora exports this information to MySQL, HTML XML and flatfile databases.
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IRCBNX Chatterbot
A remake of the original BNX Chatterbot for IRC
IRCBNX Chatterbot is a moderation IRC bot written in C++ and based on the original Battle.net text gateway bot BNX Chatterbot. Like the original, it features a rule-based response system, an access system, and several moderation features. -
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Dirt
An IRC proxy to add chat encryption to IRC clients
Dirt is a multi-platform IRC proxy that adds FiSH-compatible chat encryption (including DH1080 key exchanges) to any IRC client. It can be used as a SOCKS proxy or as a simple bouncer. For security reasons, only localhost connections are allowed. -
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Riggy is a dice `bot for pbIRC RPGs. He is specialized to provide a fair interface for D&D, d20, GURPS, White Wolf, Shadowrun and Mirima Tyalie dice systems. He also includes random name generation and miscellaneous IRC utilities.
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IceChat is an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Client created in C# .Net 3.5/Mono. Website is at www.icechat.net. It is meant to work as a cross-platform friendly irc client with the Mono Framework.
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JavaBot IRC
JavaBot allows people to easily implement their own IRC bots.
JavaBot is a project for people to easily implement their own IRC bots. Java, being an easy language to learn and program, is well known among a lot of people. By implementing this project in Java, it allows programmers from all over the world to implement their own IRC bots without much effort and quickly. Although not as quick as other services, these bots are fully customizable due to their open source nature. Multithreading support may come, but there is no promise that it will... -
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NeonServ
The ultimate User IRC Bot
NeonServ is a srvx like ChannelService for IRCu Networks. NeonServ is designed to work without any additional Networkrights like operator state. -
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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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Eggdrop is the most advanced IRC robot available. It has been under development since December 1993, and unlike most other bots, it is still regularly updated.
