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XChat is an IRC client that is very popular especially on the Linux platform. In addition, this program is also available for the Mac OS X and Windows platform, the latter however has to make do with a shareware release. The developer wants to see part of the effort he has to put in to make a binary for this platform. Recently version 2.4.2 has seen the light of day with the following changes:

Version 2.4.2:

  • Updated translations (ca, de, lt, nl, ru, sk, sr, vi).
  • Added command line args -u and -p.
  • Fixed handling of “MODE -o+o nick nick” (#1094026).
  • Plugin API changes:
    • Added “Key Press” print event.
    • Added “state_cursor” for xchat_get_prefs.
    • Added xchat_strip and xchat_free functions.
    • Added “lasttalk” field to “users” list.
    • Added “charset” field to xchat_get_info.
  • Perl plugin changes (Lian Wan Situ):
    • Move each script into their own unique package/namespace. Scripts containing multiple packages will not be loaded.
    • When warning messages are emitted you will now be told which script it came from.
    • Xchat::set_context will now accept Xchat::set_context( $channel ) and Xchat::set_context( $channel, $server ) in addition to Xchat::set_context( $context ).
    • Fix display of loaded scripts in the Plugins and Scripts window.
  • TCL: Fixed crash with invalidated TCL timer (#1110306) (Daniel P. Stasinski).
  • /TIMER now supports timeouts to one decimal place.
  • Fixed possible crash of open-file dialog on 64-bit machines.
  • Pressing CTRL-O in the DCC Receive window will now open your downloads folder.
  • Win32: Default download folder changed to “My DocumentsDownloads”.
  • Added -quiet arg to the /charset command.
  • The /country command now supports a wildcard search.
  • The user is now warned when real/user name is left blank in the server list window.
  • Added the /URL command.
  • Added a text event for all unknown WHOIS reply lines.
  • Added /ALLCHANL which sends to the current server only.
  • Actions (/ME) are now treated like PRIV/CHAN for purposes of the ignore list.

Version number 2.4.2
Operating systems Windows 9x, Windows 2000, Linux, Windows XP, macOS
Website XChat
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License type GPL
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