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XChat? Open-source? Sorta. The Windows version is just like mIRC, and the linked 'homepage' is not the official one (now changed to real homepage). | XChat? Open-source? Sorta. The Windows version is just like mIRC, and the linked 'homepage' is not the official one (now changed to real homepage). | ||
One can compile XChat yourself (there's a tute on the silverex page), but it'll be using the *nix source, rather than the Windows source that the official Windows release is compiled from - and thus will be a little buggy. | One can compile XChat yourself (there's a tute on the silverex page), but it'll be using the *nix source, rather than the Windows source that the official Windows release is compiled from - and thus will be a little buggy. | ||
I see where you're coming from. Thanks for the update, I made the section. --[[User:Koolabsol|Calvin]] 01:49, 15 October 2008 (UTC) | |||
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XChat
XChat? Open-source? Sorta. The Windows version is just like mIRC, and the linked 'homepage' is not the official one (now changed to real homepage). One can compile XChat yourself (there's a tute on the silverex page), but it'll be using the *nix source, rather than the Windows source that the official Windows release is compiled from - and thus will be a little buggy.
I see where you're coming from. Thanks for the update, I made the section. --Calvin 01:49, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
Avatar & Details
Step 1 and *note* have to be in one line so that nubering order for other steps is not disrupted