- Oct 10, 1999
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Okay, my office now has an IRC server up for internal communication and to talk to people in one of our other offices. However the ONLY way that we can access it is from our shell accounts on that same machine, for security reasons. Our manager doesn't want to open it up to anything else because we don't want anyone not within our department to be able to access it (nobody outside of our department has shell accounts on that box).
Currently the only IRC client we have installed though is BitchX. BitchX may be a good enough client for some people, but I quite frankly hate it. I don't like having a single text-mode window to work in, it's a pain to deal with multiple channels, and it looks exactly the same as all my other shell windows (except for the colors) so I type in the wrong window occasionally.
So what I need is an X-Windows IRC client similar to mIRC (or if somebody has ported it, mIRC itself). Basically I just want to be able to have multiple windows within the same session so that all the channels are separated, and have the list of people in the room on the side or top or something.
Currently the only IRC client we have installed though is BitchX. BitchX may be a good enough client for some people, but I quite frankly hate it. I don't like having a single text-mode window to work in, it's a pain to deal with multiple channels, and it looks exactly the same as all my other shell windows (except for the colors) so I type in the wrong window occasionally.
So what I need is an X-Windows IRC client similar to mIRC (or if somebody has ported it, mIRC itself). Basically I just want to be able to have multiple windows within the same session so that all the channels are separated, and have the list of people in the room on the side or top or something.