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#50148 18/09/03 08:25 PM
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But surely somebody can just come along and develop a Linux version of IRC, right?

Theres no issues against it.

Vote For Linux IRC:

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#50149 18/09/03 09:42 PM
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IRC is a protocol, not a language. The protocol functions perfectly under Linux and in fact the IRC protocol was originally designed for *nix based machines. A Linux version of IRC doesn't make sense, protocols are not OS specific (or at least they shouldn't be). If you are asking for mIRC to be available on Linux, it won't happen. If you want to use IRC on linux use one of the many already available Linux IRC clients. X-Chat, BitchX, ircii, EPIC, irssi, kvirc, etc.

#50150 18/09/03 10:50 PM
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Well, seeming almost clear to me that you mean "mIRC" the client, not "IRC" the protocol, please read this.


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#50151 19/09/03 03:45 AM
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You can already run mIRC under Linux (or even FreeBSD) by using Wine.


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