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Konversation offers to place user-defined buttons into the chat window, so there is no need to memorize all those IRC instructions, as is often the case with inferior IRC clients employing a CLI or frugal TUI. | |||
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Tight integration with KDE, including support for connecting users in chat rooms to KDE Addressbook entries, makes for the best possible IRC experience for KDE workspace users. | Tight integration with KDE, including support for connecting users in chat rooms to KDE Addressbook entries, makes for the best possible IRC experience for KDE workspace users. | ||
'''Konversation''' | '''Konversation''' is one of KDE's independently released applications, and its homepage is found [http://konversation.kde.org here]. | ||
=== Features Overview === | === Features Overview === |
Revision as of 07:30, 22 April 2017
Konversation is a user-friendly Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client. |
Introduction
If you are new to IRC (Internet Relay Chat), you need an application that's easy to set up. If you have used IRC before, you may well need power features. Konversation is the perfect answer to both these problems.
Konversation for the new IRC user
Start Konversation from your menu and you are immediately presented with the Server List screen.
- It is possible to list many servers here, but the default, Freenode, is already set up -
- Consequently you can ignore the buttons for adding or editing channels.
- Click and you will see your connection being set up.
The first time you use Konversation you will be invited to edit your identity.
Identities must be unique, so it is wise to list a few variations on your chosen name, so that if one fails, the next one will be used. We also recommend that you fill in the box marked 7 and the associated password, which will cause Freenode to recognise you and allocate your chosen name, assuming that it is not already in use. The buttons labelled 4 and 6 enable you to add names and re-organise them, with the finished list appearing in the window marked 5
It is not necessary to make any entries on the
and tabs.All that remains is for you to join the channel of your choice. The format is simple - for a distro channel, /join #mageia-kde
, for a country channel /join #kde-fi
, or maybe you want help with an application? /join #konversation
A list of useful channels is on the IRC channel page.
That's everything that's necessary. There are, however, a few things that are a real convenience, so worth considering now.
Conveniences
Konversation offers to place user-defined buttons into the chat window, so there is no need to memorize all those IRC instructions, as is often the case with inferior IRC clients employing a CLI or frugal TUI.
Auto-join channels
Most people use a few channels regularly, so it's worth while setting them to load whenever you start Konversation. For each channel that you find useful on a regular basis, right-click on the channel's tab and select
Play a sound when someone wants your attention
On the same right-click menu on tabs,
. Then, go to . There is quite a long list of actions that can trigger a notification. You may wish to add a flag (which blinks the tab when the event occurs) for less important events, but I would recommend setting a sound notification for the following events:- Query - someone wants a private conversation with you.
- Private Message - you have received a private message.
- Nickname written - if your name is being used in a conversation you probably need to be part of the conversation.
That's it! Join a few channels and get to know people. When you want to get to know Konversation better,
will introduce you to the many other features.Konversation for the more experienced user
Tight integration with KDE, including support for connecting users in chat rooms to KDE Addressbook entries, makes for the best possible IRC experience for KDE workspace users.
Konversation is one of KDE's independently released applications, and its homepage is found here.
Features Overview
- Fácil manejo de múltiples identidades IRC.
- Conexiones a múltiples servidores.
- Soporte para SSL.
- Codificación de caracteres configurable por canal.
- Compatible con transferencia de archivos (DCC).
- Estado ausente automático.
- Marcadores.
- Visualización en pantalla para notificaciones.
- Integración con KDE Addressbook.
- Collaborative drawing (imagina "KolourPaint multi-usuario").
- Archivador de URL
- Auto-reemplazar en mensajes entrantes y salientes.
- Varios guiones incluidos, como por ejemplo "Reproduciendo ahora".
- Temas configurables.
- Protección contra «flooding».
- Cifrado Blowfish.
Get Konversation
- Todas las versiones en código fuente
- Descarga y compila el código de la última versión en desarrollo
- Información sobre paquetes de distribuciones
Usage information
- El manual de Konversation (en inglés)
- Preguntas frecuentes
- Trucos y consejos
- Exploradores web y Konversation
- Configuring SASL authentication
Advanced usage
Links
- Ponte en contacto: Lista de correos «konversation-devel», #konversation en Freenode
- Explora el código fuente: Versión KDE 4, Versión de KDE 3
- Listas de cambios: versión de KDE 4 (en desarrollo activo), versión de KDE 3 (inactivo)
Palabras clave
Internet Relay Chat, cliente IRC, chat, comunicación, extragear