Free f irc 0.0.28 software for linux

F-IRC provides a console IRC client.
F-IRC is an IRC client for the console. It supports multiple servers, scrollback, and all the basic features one can expect from an IRC client.
When F-IRC is started, youll see a list of channels and servers on the right.
The box around these is inverted. That means that if you use the left- and the
right cursor, they will work on the channels etc. If you press ^n, the box will
no longer be inverted and you can use the cursor keys for editting what youre typing.
If the channel-box is selected, press key right on a channel to get a list of
people in that channel. Press key left to exit this (and return to the list of
channels) or press key right on a name to get a menu via which you can kick
and ban people as well as get information on them. Press left on a server to
hide all the channels for that server, press right to unhide all channels.
Press cursor right on a channel to enter that channel. If theres a star in
front of channelname, someone wrote something in that channel. Press ^w to
jump directly to the next channel in which someone wrote something.
Enhancements:
- The cursor is finally visible in the edit-line.
- The program now runs on 64-bit platforms as well.

ngIRCd project is an Open Source server for the Internet Relay Chat (IRC). ngIRCd means "next generation IRC daemon", its written from scratch and not deduced from the "grandfather of IRC daemons", the daemon of the IRCNet.
Main features:
- no problems with servers which have dynamic IP addresses
- simple, easy understandable configuration file,
- freely published open-source C source code,
- ngIRCd will be developed on in the future.
- wide field of supported platforms, including AIX, A/UX, FreeBSD, HP-UX, IRIX, Linux, Mac OS X, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, and Windows with Cygwin.
Installation:
./configure
make
make install
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a severe bug in handling JOIN commands, which could cause the server to crash.
- All installations should be updated.

KMyIRC provides an IRC client for KDE which strives to be useful and easy without being bloated.
It was created because it was felt that the other KDE-based IRC clients were either not user-friendly or burdened with features that are not useful to the average IRC user.
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug in /part command
- Added member varibale "KMIChannelWindow::parted" to class KMIChannelWindow
- Added /leave command
- Added new ircMessage parsing object
- Added logging facility for raw irc messages
- Added some more irc-servers and groups to global config file (kmyircrc)
- Added some widgets to raw irc message window for logging stuff

CGI:IRC is a Perl/CGI program that allows you to use IRC from a Web browser without having to have access to an IRC port.

CGI:IRC does not use Java, but it does need a browser capable of rendering frames. It can be used on a Web page to allow users to chat, or it can be used to access chat from behind a firewall.

DMDirc project is a new cross platform IRC client written in java

DMDirc was started to address the lack of a good IRC client for Linux, it can however be run on any java capable platform, including OSX and window. While there are plenty of reasonable clients, most are lacking in one respect or another. We hope that DMDirc will fill this gap.

We are accepting feature requests and bug reports to our issue tracker at Google Code.

Dircproxy is an IRC proxy server ("bouncer"). Dircproxy is designed for people who use IRC from lots of different workstations or clients, but wish to remain connected and see what they missed while they were away.
You connect to IRC through dircproxy, and it keeps you connected to the server, even after you detach your client from it.
While youre detached, it logs channel and private messages as well as important events, and when you reattach itll download those logs to you using ordinary IRC protocol.
Main features:
- Runs on console, as a daemon or from inetd.
- Able to proxy many simultaneous users and IRC connections.
- Uses IRC server passwords to authenticate.
- Remains connected to server when you detach. To reattach you just use the IRC server password again, no special commands!
- Completely non-blocking throughout.
- Can connect to servers that also require a password.
- Can have a list of servers on the same network to connect to, it will cycle this list.
- Throttles data sent to server to ensure you are never flooded off.
- Can check servers to make sure they dont become "stoned".
- Reconnects to servers if connection is dropped.
- Can automatically join channels for you on first attach.
- Rejoins channels if you are kicked off.
- Can leave channels when you detach and rejoin when you come back.
- Can take measures to ensure you dont appear "idle" on IRC.
- Host and password based security.
- Easy to configure and get running.

Wap-IRC gateway allows you to chat on IRC with any WAP-enabled mobile phone. It works by running the server program on a Unix-like system that is accessible over the Internet. It doesnt require phones which have programs written in Java.
I am Tomas Vilda, student studying at University of Vilnius, Lithuania. I started interested in wap when I bought my first wap enabled mobile phone. I searched for the running irc-wap gateway. But with no success. Actually, I found some, but no such, that I make to connect to specified IRC server. Then I found wapirc gateway written by Alan Cox . I tried it on my FreeBSD server. During compilation I got error, because of bad Makefile. So I compiled it by correcting Makefile and ran successful. My mobile is Siemens C55. To start using this wapirc gateway I have to make some modifications. They are listed below.
Enhancements:
- cgi/main():refresh included into main-cgi, saves us .htaccess and external wmlscript
- cgi/write_wml(): fixed bug in linked nicks with ACTIONs and * in there.
- server/parseinput(): Added /me Command for * ACTION in channels
- cgi/write_card(): get refresh timer from config.h
- server/removeallitems(): doing a list cleanup when disconnecting, so we can rejoin after quit without part
- server/print_out(): screenbuffer with latest messages, scrolling top down
- cgi/write_card(): reload on a regular basis, when not typing something in. New formular works on more phones, informative header
- cgi/wml_link()/wml_header(): wml1.2 compatible links/input field for accesskey element
- cgi/write_wml(): new linewise printout, italic makeup, nicks are linked setting defaultvalues for talking on channels and privat.
- cgi/main(): Expire header
- Makefile: make install

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)