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Modern IRC client for classic Mac OS
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README |
Wallops: a simple IRC client for Macintosh Written by joshua stein <jcs@jcs.org> - http://jcs.org/wallops Wallops is free software; see the LICENSE file for copyright/licensing See http://jcs.org/wallops for more information and vesion history - Requires MacTCP and at least System 6. - Supports multiple windows and tabs, each window maintaining its own connection and each channel in a separate tab. Query tabs can be opened by double-clicking a user in a channel user list or with "/query <user>" to make it easier to message that user. - When windows are closed, they are hidden and continue to work in the background. When your nick is mentioned in a channel, a Notification Manager alert is generated to blink the Apple menu icon in the screen corner. Clicking it and bringing up Wallops from the MultiFinder menu will show the window and cancel the alert. - Supports selective ignoring of certain channel events such as joins, parts/quits, and nick changes. - Implements the following commands, though any unsupported commands can be sent to the server with "/quote <raw command>": /clear - clear a window's history /close - part a channel and close its tab, or close a query tab /deop - remove operator privileges from given users /devoice - remove voice privileges from given users /disconnect - disconnect from the server (aliased to /disco and /discon) /join - join a channel and create a new tab for it /me - send an action /mode - change mode on a channel /msg - send a private message to a user /nick - change your nick name /op - grant operator privileges to given users /part - part a channel and close its tab /query - open a new query tab with a user /quit - disconnect and quit the program /quote - send a raw string to the server /topic - show the current channel topic or set a new one /umode - change user mode /voice - grant voice privileges to given users /who - list the users in a channel /whois - perform a whois on a user |