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Which MIRC alternative irc client to use?
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January 14, 2010, 10:42:15 AM »
Hello friends,
I want to download some mp3 and video files via irc. I used to do that with MIRC in windows xp. But I am new in linux and currently using pclos minime 2009. I don't know which irc client to use for file download. Is there any user friendly irc client for linux just like MIRC for windows? I recently installed xchat via synaptic but I cannot connect to: irc://irc.rizon.net/Taka. Somehow xchat does not connect to that network. I am so much at a loss.
Please help me solving this problem.
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I hope whatever you download is legal.
For a simple IRC client you can try Chatzilla if you are using Firefox as your browser. It is an add-on for Firefox.
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tantrik,
There are many IRC clients avaialable to you via synaptic
xchat
weechat
irissi
pidgin (is an IM but is very versatile)
kopete (again a IM )
konversation
kvirc
quassel
ayttm (another IRC capable IM)
seamonkey (internet suite) - this uses chatzilla as mentioned above is also avaialable as an addon with firefox
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mIRC version 6.35 works absolutely flawlessly under wine on my Minime 2009 install, set compat to Win95
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xchat is the one I've found to be most like mIRC. I also wrote an article on IRC for the PCLinuxOS Magazine ... September issue.
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I have really become fond of Xchat - to the point I have converted some windows users to convert as well ;-P.
My 2 Cents, give Xchat a try while you are testing clients out.
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