Awesome IRC - A curated list of awesome IRC resources
reddit / irc

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damiankw · 2017-11-19 04:03

I'm finding it hard to make words out what I'm thinking right now, but
basically: You say it's an 'awesome list of resources' but there
aren't the most basic, most used and easiest to find things on there.
Is this because you don't like those resources and think they're
lame/overrated/whatever, or because they're already in the headlights
most of the time and not worried?

For example: mIRC, AndroIRC and Colloquy are my personal favourites
for Windows, Android and MacOS IRC clients and they are usually in the
top searches on Google. Eggdrop has always been my easy to configure,
reliable bot for the last twenty years. And UnrealIRCd is a fantastic
IRCd to learn on and by far the easiest to configure that I've ever
used, it's a great stepping stone to move onto other more advanced
IRCd's like InspIRCd

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muesli · 2017-11-19 07:22

Everyone's got to start somewhere. Every list starts with the first
couple entries. I'm not trying to be snarky, but in the time you
entered your comment here, you could have forked the repo, edited the
README and sent a pull request. (It's never too late for that)

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damiankw · 2017-11-19 07:27

I know that, but it seems odd that some of the most common things are
left off of the list, it seems more intentional than anything and I
was wondering what the go was :D

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freefm · 2017-12-03 13:33

I agree, the list is far from comprehensive. A wiki or google doc
might be a better way to compile a list like this, so that anyone can
add the things they feel are missing, producing a more complete list.