Konversation is a user-friendly Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client providing access to standard IRC networks such as Libera. It supports platforms including Linux, Windows and FreeBSD, offers a graphical interface, and allows sending and receiving files through DCC support. It is highly configurable and includes features such as command aliases, embedded terminal and multiple identities.
A collection of help guides for the Libera.Chat IRC network, covering connecting, client choice, webchat, account registration and management, channel creation and moderation, cloaks and user modes. The material is aimed at users and channel operators on the network.
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tilde.chat is an IRC network for the tildeverse, an association of social unix servers built as an intentional community for teaching, learning and sharing. Users connect to irc.tilde.chat on port 6697 with SSL/TLS or through geo-round-robin servers. The network also offers webchat options, an XMPP gateway, and a Mumble voice chat server. Chatting on its servers implies agreement with the code of conduct.
A guide page for OpNewblood, aimed at people new to Anonymous. It explains setting up IRC chat for regular contact with other Anonymous users and browsing the internet without exposing location or other sensitive information. It describes IRC as an old, low-resource chat method supporting Python or Perl scripts, FiSHLiM message encryption and file transfers.
AnonOps is an IRC network described as an international communication platform for free and open discussion. It offers a webchat for connecting without a separate client and previously removed plaintext IRC access in favor of TLS. The site states it is under review and renovation.
AdiIRC is a free Internet Relay Chat client. It supports SSL/TLS and IRCv3 connections, scripting and plugins, and DCC file transfers. Settings are stored in text files so the folder can be kept on a portable device.
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A collection of help guides for the Libera.Chat IRC network, covering connecting, client choice, webchat, account registration and management, channel creation and moderation, cloaks and user modes. The material is aimed at users and channel operators on the network.
Archive Team is a software download or discovery resource for apps, installers, releases, or tools.
tilde.chat is an IRC network for the tildeverse, an association of social unix servers built as an intentional community for teaching, learning and sharing. Users connect to irc.tilde.chat on port 6697 with SSL/TLS or through geo-round-robin servers. The network also offers webchat options, an XMPP gateway, and a Mumble voice chat server. Chatting on its servers implies agreement with the code of conduct.
A guide page for OpNewblood, aimed at people new to Anonymous. It explains setting up IRC chat for regular contact with other Anonymous users and browsing the internet without exposing location or other sensitive information. It describes IRC as an old, low-resource chat method supporting Python or Perl scripts, FiSHLiM message encryption and file transfers.
AnonOps is an IRC network described as an international communication platform for free and open discussion. It offers a webchat for connecting without a separate client and previously removed plaintext IRC access in favor of TLS. The site states it is under review and renovation.
AdiIRC is a free Internet Relay Chat client. It supports SSL/TLS and IRCv3 connections, scripting and plugins, and DCC file transfers. Settings are stored in text files so the folder can be kept on a portable device.
