Free irc flash chat software for linux

Bozocas Webchat is a IRC chat applet.
Nowadays, an online chat is sometimes crucial.There are situations when your visitors dont have time to wait for an email answer. It might be because they need urgent tech support or because they need to close a deal quickly.
You might also need to offer special discounts, sales, or show to your customers information that is not provided on the web. Being able to chat to the customer online on his/her brief visit might give you the competitive advantage you need.
You need a customer service tool that allows your personnel to instantaneously communicate with your web site visitors.
With this in mind, we created Bocazas Live Support.
Main features:
- Can connect to any known IRC network (only registered versions).
- DCC Chat (Direct Connections) between users.
- Confortable environment to keep track of simultaneous private and public conversations.
- Support text colors.
- Support copy & paste.
- Support sending files between users.
- Support most of the IRC commands (map, links, mode, oper...)
- Support any language: English, Spanish, Chinese, Deutsch, Italian, Turkish... and you can add any other.

XHR Chat is a demonstration type chat script I wrote when experimenting with xmlHttpRequest. It never refreshes, keeps an infinite post log, and checks for new posts once a second.

XHR Chat will degrade gracefully if the browser doesnt support xmlHttpRequest, just so long it still has javascript enabled.

Campus Chat Server project is a chat server intended for use in the Cadiz University campus network.
Enhancements:
- hash_maps are now used instead of maps, so the cost of lookup or insertion is O(1) in the average case, instead of O(logn).

FlashUnity project is a channel based approach to a XML Flash communications server and Chat room.
The CyberSS project this spawned from was originally nothing more then a simple PHP socket server example with a simple chat frontend as a proof of concept. FlashUnity however was built from the ground up to be a easy to extend Flash communications server.
By using the concept of channels each of which handles a diffrent task the FlashUnity server becomes extremely flexible and easy to extend. Also by using channels it is possible to run multiple modular functions within the same server.
Because this is a total rewrite of Cyberss from the ground up and the APIs and XML have multiple major changes there are currently no working Flash clients, anyone interested in helping out in this area feel free to send me a email.
Enhancements:
- Improvements to debug.
- The debug setting is now followed properly.

Naken Chat is a public chat server written in C (originally in Java). Naken Chat project allows multiple people to connect to it and talk simultaneously to each other or in private messages.
The goal of Naken Chat is to be as small and fast as possible using the least amount of your computers memory with the most amount of features. The current size of the Naken Chat binary on a Linux box is about 38k after being "stripped".
Ive fully tested this program on FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, Windows 98 and XP, and MacOSX.
The Naken Chat server can be connected to through many different client programs including telnet, a Java applet, Windows clients, and J2ME Naken Chat Client for mobile phones.
Main features:
- Private channels created by anyone (with channel-ops)
- Channel locking to not allow unwanted visitors in
- Channel squelching to make annoying people in your channel shut up
- Gagging to make annoying users not be able to write to you
- Private messages
- User levels
- Idle users can be knocked offline after an idle period
- Channels are now optional
- Username/Password file so only known people can log in
- Beeps for when someone gets a private messages
- Private message highlighting
- Special Channels
- Main: The main channel.. can also be called channel 0
- Hidden caves: if you go to a channel that has a number and the number is between 1000 and 1999, the channel wont be listed when people type .w to see whos online. This feature is no longer compiled in by default.
- Site Banning
- Sysop (special power) functions
- Cross channel yelling so users in one channel can send a message to people in all the channels
- Hushing Yells so a user wont see any messages that were yelled
- If user types too much too fast they are bumped offline
- Internationalization (so Swedish/Norweigan/Hebrew/Arabic/etc. chars work)
- If you type: .w it will give you only that line number or .w would filter for that string
- Chat Logging
- Ability to hide IPs (for security)
- Sysop hiding
- Time stamping
- Many more features I cant remember at this time.

MOHA Chat is a chat solution which comes with a intuitive Web client and can run on most shared hosts. MOHA Chat consumes fewer resources on the server side and is fast on the client side.

The project uses AJAX to retrieve the chat messages and user status. The client polls the server at regular intervals. It currently supports only one-to-one chatting with the Web client. The Web client encrypts messages using a key unique to the client when sending a message to the server and vice versa.

IoChatto is a chat client which you can use in the JXTA platform.

Its interface is similar to many IRC chat clients, but you can have presence information for every channel, and its design is fully decentralized.