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* '''Quassel''' har en moderne brugerflade med flytbar liste af kaldenavne (nicks) og emneliste og indstillelige visninger.
* '''Quassel''' har en moderne brugerflade med flytbar liste af kaldenavne (nicks) og emneliste og indstillelige visninger.


* '''Quassel''' is built on Nokia Qt4 libraries. That means that it will run under Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
* '''Quassel''' er bygget med Nokias Qt4-biblioteker. Det betyder, at den kan køre under Linux, MacOS og Windows.


* '''Quassel''' optionally supports a stand alone so called ''core'' that can stay connected to the IRC channels. One or more '''Quassel''' ''clients'' can connect to the core and continue chatting where ever they left the network. That includes a kind of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BNC_(software) BNC] functionality so that you can follow the discussions that happened during your absence.
* '''Quassel''' optionally supports a stand alone so called ''core'' that can stay connected to the IRC channels. One or more '''Quassel''' ''clients'' can connect to the core and continue chatting where ever they left the network. That includes a kind of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BNC_(software) BNC] functionality so that you can follow the discussions that happened during your absence.

Revision as of 16:23, 22 June 2011

Quassel IRC er en moderne, distribueret IRC-klient til mange platforme.

Hovedtræk

  • Quassel har en moderne brugerflade med flytbar liste af kaldenavne (nicks) og emneliste og indstillelige visninger.
  • Quassel er bygget med Nokias Qt4-biblioteker. Det betyder, at den kan køre under Linux, MacOS og Windows.
  • Quassel optionally supports a stand alone so called core that can stay connected to the IRC channels. One or more Quassel clients can connect to the core and continue chatting where ever they left the network. That includes a kind of BNC functionality so that you can follow the discussions that happened during your absence.

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