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1.4 KiB
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38 lines
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#+title: Simplechat
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#&summary
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A very simple TCP chat program
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#&
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#+license: bysa, page
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#+license: gpl 3+, client program
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#+license: agpl 3+, server program
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* simplechat
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#&img;url=art/simplechat-logo-small.png, alt='simplechat logo',\
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#&width=500, height=234, center, medlink=art/simplechat-logo.svg
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#&+center
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[[simplechat-0.93.tar.gz][DOWNLOAD!&huge]]
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#&
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IRC is great for some people. They can chat with each other, plan events,
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etc. But.. Who /really/ needs that? Isn't simply speaking with an unknown
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number of people with no names better? At least that's what simplechat
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allows. It doesn't allow any codes, and there's no nick support.
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: It's just pure chat.
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Another simplechat *feature* is that it doesn't tell anyone about the number of
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users on a server. When someone joins or leaves, no one is notified. As the
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curses frontend included with simplechat allows one to easily reuse previous
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messages simply by using the up and down arrows, confusion is bound to
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happen. One might even forget one's own words.
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simplechatclient is released under the
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[[http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html][GNU General Public License]], version 3 or any later version.
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simplechatserver is released under the [[http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html][GNU General Affero Public License]],
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version 3 or any later version.
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This program has only been tested on GNU/Linux. It'll probably also work on
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Mæc (but not Whinedoze, since there's a curses interface involved).
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