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K D F S . N E T I R C S E R V E R S |
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irc.kdfs.net
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N/A
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Random KDFS Server
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irc.us.kdfs.net
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N/A
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Random US Server
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mystical.us.kdfs.net
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12.96.164.10
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USA - Dallas, TX
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neo.us.kdfs.net
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207.150.162.50
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USA - Tampa Bay, FL
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omega.us.kdfs.net
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69.56.173.69
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USA - Dallas, TX
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irc.eu.kdfs.net
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N/A
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Random European Server
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fresh.eu.kdfs.net
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217.10.140.20
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European - England
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kemet.eu.kdfs.net
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82.92.201.202
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European - Netherlands
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W I N D O W S I R C C L I E N T S |
http://www.mirc.com/ |
mIRC is by far, the most popular client in use for Internet Relay Chat on the Windows platform.
There are versions of this client available for both 16-bit and 32-bit versions of Windows,
including Windows 3.1, Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP. Please ensure that you download
the appropriate version of this client for your version of Windows. |
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http://www.pirch.com/ |
pIRCh is another popular IRC client for Windows. Again, versions of pIRCh exist for multiple
versions of Windows. Though not quite as popular as mIRC, pIRCh has the advantage of letting
you connect to multiple servers at the same time. |
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http://www.visualirc.net/ |
Many features, integration with Windos Explorer, shared whiteboard, colour, multiple servers, scripting language, English Spanish and German, and (via ActiveX) can be scripted routines in VBScript, JavaScript, Perl, Python, or any other ActiveX scripting language. |
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M A C I N T O S H I R C C L I E N T S |
http://www.ircle.com/ |
IRCle is far and away the most popular Macintosh IRC client. IRCle is so popular, in fact,
that it has virtually no competitors in the Macintosh space. Fortunately, it is an excellent
IRC client, offering outstanding features, including the ability to connect with multiple IRC
servers at the same time. IRCle works with MacOS 7.x or higher. |
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http://www.shadowirc.com/ |
A fast and configurable MacOS client; supports plugins, and is available for free including source under the GNU Public License. |
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http://www.snak.com/ |
A powerful and up to date Macintosh IRC client. Hey, it even does drag and drop! Fewer scripts available than for ircle, and it uses more memory, but some people prefer its appearance and interface. |
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U N I X I R C C L I E N T S |
http://www.xchat.org/ |
X-Chat is a fully featured IRC client by Peter Zelezny; it uses the GTK toolkit and can be compiled to use GNOME and PERL scripting. X-Chat is said to be very similar to the Amiga AmIRC IRC client.
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http://www.bitchx.org/ |
BitchX is probably the most popular UNIX/Linux client at this time, with a very good support
structure and features on par with IRC clients for other platforms, including scripting.
The advantages to BitchX are ease-of-use, the user base, which is very extensive, and the
fact that versions exist for virtually every flavor of UNIX. |
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http://www.epicsol.org/ |
Epic is much more powerful than BitchX, but not quite as friendly to install or use. Don't
bother with this one unless you're a pretty confident UNIX driver, but if you are, Epic
rewards your patience with a much more extensive feature set and programmability. Epic's
scripting capabilities are particularly good. |
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W E B S E R V E R S |
http://www.future-gate.com/ |
All web servers and e-mail listservers used by UCIP are provided free of charge by
future gate software.
The future gate group combines high-level consulting, software development, Internet and LAN
based services to provide you with stable and proven solutions customized to your needs.
UCIP thanks them for their excellent and continued support!! |
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