Re: IRC console clients

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Thank you Janina, helpful hints. I'm gonna experiment with both irssi
and sirc later.

Cheers
Cleverson

2014-11-26 14:20 GMT-02:00, Janina Sajka <janina@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> I use IRC a lot because the W3C, where I spend much of my work time
> these days, relies heavily on IRC during teleconferences and in person
> meetings for taking minutes.
>
> I have now switched to irssi and like it well. However, it took some
> configuring to make me a happy irssi user.
>
> Before irssi I used a perl based IRC client called sirc that hasn't had
> any development since the 1990s. sirc is nothing fancy, just a straight
> scroll of the IRC channel as lines of data arrive. It does support the
> IRC protocol well, though.
>
> hth
>
> Janina
>
> Cleverson Casarin Uliana writes:
>> I would apreciate suggestions on usable and productive clients supporting
>> IRC and/or other protocols, for the terminal. Is the famous irssi good?
>> How
>> about epic and wechat? Any other?
>>
>> Thanks and greetings.
>> Cleverson
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