The FreeBSD Ports Collection ("irc")


You are now in the directory "irc".

Here are the one-line descriptions for each items in this directory:


bitchx-75p3: An alternative ircII color client
blackened-1.7.1: The Blackened IRC Client
bnc-2.6.2: A simple IRC relay proxy with support for virtual hosting
epic-4.pre2.500: The (E)nhanced (P)rogrammable (I)RC-II (C)lient
ezbounce-0.99.2: A highly configurable IRC Proxy
irc-2.10.1: The 'Internet Relay Chat' Server
ircd-hybrid-5.3p7: Irc server with many implemented options
ircii-4.4: The 'Internet Relay Chat' Client
irssi-0.7.20.1: An IRC client that uses GTK+ and (optionally) GNOME
kvirc-0.9.0: An enchanced visual irc client for KDE
muh-2.04: A smart irc-bouncing-tool that remains on IRC all the time
ninja-1.1: Another ircII based irc client
olirc-0.0.37: A small irc client using GTK+
p5-IRC-0.62: Perl5 modules to implement the IRC protocol (RFC 1459)
quirc-0.9.79: An irc client for the X Window System that uses TCL/TK
roxirc-1.5: A tcl/tk irc client
scrollz-1.8i5: Fast, color-enabled IRC client
sic-0.18a: Another 'Internet Relay Chat' Client
sirc-2.211: Small (150k), fast, perl-based IRC client
tirc-1.2: Token's 'Internet Relay Chat' Client
tircproxy-0.4.3: IRC proxy server
tkirc-1.202: A GUI for the ircII Internet Relay Chat client
trickyirc-1.1.0: Allows client independent detaching and reattaching of IRC sessions
xchat-1.3.8: An X11 IRC client using the GTK+ toolkit, and optionally, GNOME
xgirc-0.1.1: A gtk-based irc client for X Windows
yagirc-0.66.1: A graphical IRC client scriptable in Perl
zircon-1.18.227: An X11 interface to Internet Relay Chat


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