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This free client works well and has a decent array of features making it a good first choice for new IRCers. XChat Azure(Free) - XChat Azure is a Mac build of the popular UNIX/Linux XChat client. Textual ($5.00) - “Designed with simplicity in mind.” Textual is a clean and simple IRC client that has some neat features like inline media viewing.

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The registration fee is somewhat high versus other clients. Snak ($29.00) - One of the oldest Mac clients still in development, Snak has a nice collection of features and is relatively easy to use. (Linkinus is apparently discontinued now.) Features like inline media viewing, message bookmarking and creative view options make Linkinus stand out. Linkinus ($8.00) - Linkinus is a powerful and feature-rich IRC client. While very lightweight, it isn’t the easiest client in the world to use, and may not be best for new IRCers. Limechat (Free) - LimeChat is a multi-platform IRC client that supports the Mac. Channel regular iWench recommends HexChat over XChat Azure as she had problems with XChat leaking memory. If you like the UI of XChat, give HexChat a try. HexChat(Free) - HexChat is an XChat-based client that is free for all platforms (whereas XChat Windows builds are shareware).

There is also an iOS version ($2.00, App Store) that can connect to the Mac client and allow you to join the conversation on your iOS device without joining the channel or connecting to the network twice. (Single-window? Multi-window? It’s all up to you!) Babbel is written by channel member Possible.Ĭolloquy(Free) - Colloquy is a simple, Free Mac client. If you want to talk with your AIM, MSN, ICQ and Jabber friends and IRC with the same software, Adium is your one-stop app.īabbel (Free) - Babbel is a multi-platform (Mac and Windows) IRC client offering lots of customization. Here are a few clients our users enjoy:Īdium (Free) - Adium is an instant messaging client that also has IRC capabilities. There are a number of great IRC clients for the Mac. You’ll need an IRC client to connect to DALnet and join #Macintosh. Our channel’s name, if you haven’t guessed, is #Macintosh.

Network-wide channels are prefixed with a pound sign (#). You might think of a channel as a chat room, but channel is the preferred term. Users joined to a channel will see all the messages sent to that channel by other users. Once you’re connected to a server you will need to join a channel. Our channel is on the DALnet IRC network. Any of DALnet’s many servers will connect you to DALnet and allow you to join us you can choose the server closest to you or simply connect to and you will automatically be connected to a server. If the idea of IRC is totally new to you, we’ll try to bring you up to speed. IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a communication protocol that allows for group communication among users in channels.

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