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Gaijin
gaijin at clearwire.net
Tue Jul 22 13:51:58 EDT 2008
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 03:04:24AM -0700, Tony Baechler wrote:
> I'm relatively new to irc. I used it back in about 1995
I use irssi, myself, probably because I haven't tried the epic4
package, maybe. irssi is much quieter than bitchx, with all the status
displays making a racket. irssi could still use an easy command to:
cat file.txt > #channelname
...without flooding, but it does the job, I guess. Only real annoyance
is irssi says your nick every time someone joins the channel, and you
mistakenly think someone is addressing you. The first command a person
needs to learn is:
/ignore #channelname joins parts quits
...to cut down on annoying noise. I had been hacking into the config
files to get rid of the user's addresses from being spoken before I
learned the command. My LiteTalk synthesizer happily mangles the
pronunciation of most nicknames, and it's a bear cursoring up to try to
highlight and spell the nickname when the channel's really active. You
might get better results with one of the soft synths. I haven't tried
that as yet. I just like irssi as it's relatively easy to quiet down,
and saves aliases into it's configuration, unlike bitchx, where you have
to manually edit a text file from outside the program.
Michael
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