Free chat scripts irc software for linux

ccorp-irc is an ncurses-based IRC client. You can currently connect to a server, parse server messages, and participate in chats.

This project was tossed, heres a brief explanation on how to use this IRC client: To switch between chat mode and command mode, hit `, you will see the %mode change In command mode, use type ls to display vars, and to set a var, use %varname value.

The file ccorp.strs gets loaded at the start, it has default variables in it.To connect to the server defined in %server (ip:port format), just type connect. To join a channel do /join in message mode, enjoy.

Rhapsody is an IRC client for Unix operating systems intended to be displayed on a text console or terminal. It is small, fast, portable and easy to use, yet it is full featured.
The thing that separates it from the crowd is its intuitive menu driven user interface. Check out the screenshot area for more information.
It is written entirely from scratch in C and uses the ncurses library. It compiles and has been tested on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, IRIX, Mac OS X, BeOS, Hurd, Syllable and Cygwin.
Most importantly, Rhapsody is a FREE software. Grab it from the download section!
Main features:
- Multi server support.
- Clean, easy to use menu driven user interface.
- Favorite server, channel and user lists.
- Ignore lists.
- Configurable interface color themes.
- Large file (over 2GB) support.
Protocols that are supported:
- IRC (obviously)
- DCC chat
- DCC file transfers
- CTCP
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug that causes client lockups when initiating a DCC chat.
- Some minor feature enchancements have been included as well.

The vii-ppp-scripts are yet another set of ppp scripts. They feature handling multiple ISPs, autosetting DNS from ISP, ability to have a different resolv.conf for each connection, phone billing and chatscripts.
It is lacking of:
Graphical interface
Friendly set-up
Explicit multiple modem support
Main features:
- No need to set nameservers manually; either get them automatically from the ISP (/etc/ppp/dns-resolvconf-up) or use a local named (/etc/ppp/dns-named-up)
- Support for multiple ISPs; nameservers can be manually set separately for each if theyre not given (/etc/ppp/dns-resolvconf-up)
- More or less setup for UK ISP OneTel.Net already.
- pppd options file nicely set up for fast performance
- Customizable phone bill cost tracker, logged by user (/etc/ppp/ppp-connect)
- Nice chat scripts, showing what happened on error (/etc/ppp/dial)
- Initiating user can have programs executed when ppp comes up and goes down.

X-Chat NewsWindow is a perl script for X-Chat (or X-Chat Aqua) implements one of those annoying announcer scripts that announce your currently playing audio track in iTunes or your current audio or video track in VLC to your IRC channel because you feel for some reason that everyone wants to know.

I basically consider this script to be a better counterattack than just abusing the annoying mIRC users and getting the usual ignorant "pfft. sif mac" response. Since VLCs meta-data support leaves a bit to be desired, it obtains the album name from the containing folders name and the track name from the filename (minus the extension). This works quite well if you have a well labelled music collection. Note: If you use this script, exercise discretion. Not everyone cares what youre listening to.

To use this, you must first turn on logging in VLC. To do this, open VLCs preferences, and under the "Interface > Control Interfaces" preference page, tick the "File Logging" option. Then under the "Interface > Control Interfaces > Logging" page, enter "/tmp/vlc_log.txt" as the log filename. You can choose a different name or location if you wish, but if you do, change the path definition to it in the vlc_announce function below. You may have to choose the "Add Interface > Debug Logging" menu option (under the VLC menu) if VLC hasnt already turned it on via the preferences change.

XChatOSD is a Perl script for X-Chat which displays the messages recieved by X-Chat through the xosd library.
Enhancements:
- Added DCC chat messages support
- Added CTCP support
- Added automatic codepage chooser. Codepage setting is now deprecated.

Pandorabots Chat Bot Interface project is a learning tool for implementing AJAX to communicate between the browser and a server. The chat bot interface communicates via XML with a free chat bot you create and host at pandorabots.com. The client script controlls a div that records your ongoing conversation. The final product is an embedded chat bot in your Web sit

An AI chat bot is nothing more than a computer program which has been trained to interact with humans using common communication languages. Some have the ability to learn on the fly, others have a "trainer" that tells them what to say for keywords, etc.

Ghoti is a GUI-based IRC Client for unix/linux, written in Perl, and distributed under the GPL. Ghoti IRC Client has an uncanny similarity to mIRC.
Main features:
- Multi-server support
- Fully customisable GUI
- DCC Resume support
- Support for mIRC colours
- Robust CTCP flood protection
- Built in XDCC/CDCC file offering
- On-event sounds (if you really must)