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== Clients == | == Clients == |
Revision as of 13:52, 7 August 2019
From Wikipedia:
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is an application layer protocol that facilitates communication in the form of text. The chat process works on a client/server networking model.
- #nixos - The main support channel for all things Nix/NixOS
- #nixos-chat - The untopical social channel
- #nixos-dev - For hacking on Nixos
- #nixcon - For any Nixcon related things
- #nixos-aarch64 - For the aarch64 (ARM) porting effort
- #nix-darwin - Nix on MacOS
- #nixos-security - NixOS security related
- #nixos-emacs - For all things Emacs
- #nixos-kubernetes
Clients
Servers
Bouncers
An IRC bouncer stays connected to IRC servers so clients can disconnect without missing messages or losing the session.
Gateways
An IRC gateway recieves messages through other chat networks (e.g. XMPP) and forwards them through IRC.
See Also
- ↑
services.ircdHybrid
- ↑ IRCd on Wikipedia
- ↑
programs.tmux
- ↑ tmux on Wikipedia
- ↑ tmux on the ArchWiki