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> David: |
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> I am currently using Xchat, which I like, but has a few annoyances to |
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> it as well, the biggest thing about kopete is having an all in one |
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> (and the IRC module in gaim is TERRIBLE!!!) as well as some easier to |
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> use interfaes and stuff |
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> TIM |
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Are there any specific niggles/annoyances? I'm not trying to crusade for |
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XChat users (being mainly an irssi man myself) just seeing if I can help |
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at all, as I can't help much with Kopete issues (I use it for AIM and |
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MSN only). |
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e.g. One thing that annoyed me about XChat was the throttling it did |
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when I tryed to /exec -o cowsay ;). /set net_throttle 0 worked perfectly |
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Cheers |
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David |
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David: |
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My biggest complaint with xchat is that the notify system is very clunky |
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and difficult to use and is very very prone to false positives, as well, |
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it does not (that I have found) have a facility for keeping a list of |
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chans that you frequent etc (other than the autojoin on start function). |
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KVIRC works well for me but its quite unstable in some aspects, and the |
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notification (sounds etc) system for it is a bit hard to use as its |
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designed more for scripters etc. |
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Konversation is nice, but has problems with some IRC daemons, and im not |
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into the command line based stuff at all |
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Tim |
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