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$ sudo wget -O /usr/share/keyrings/riot-im-archive-keyring.gpg
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Element – Secure Collaboration and Messaging Install Element on Debian, Ubuntu & Mint $ sudo apt install -y wget apt-transport-https
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Element – Secure Collaboration and MessagingĮlement is a free and open-source All-in-one software instant messaging app that supports end-to-end encryption, group chats, video conferencing, voice calls, and sharing of files between users while working remotely. Install Quassel in Linux $ sudo apt install quassel Quassel IRC Client for LinuxĪt the time of this writing, the Quassel development team is still actively working to setup up its features and if you visit the official website, a link I have provided below, you will actually realize that the features page has no content yet but it is actively being used.
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Quassel is a free, new fashion, cross-platform, distributed IRC client that works on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X, you can think of it as a GUI replication of WeeChat. Install Konversation in Linux $ sudo apt install konversation
Several servers and channels in a single window. Konversation is a user-friendly, fully-featured IRC client developed on the KDE platform but can also run on GNOME and other Linux desktops. Install Irssi in Linux $ sudo apt install irssi Easy upgrades without losing connections. It has some amazing features and these include: Irssi is an easy-to-use command-line-based IRC client meant for Unix-like operating systems and supports SILC and ICB protocols through plugins. Install HexChat in Linux $ sudo apt install hexchat Support for spelling check, proxies, SASL, DCC plus many more. Multi-network with auto-connect, join and identify functionalities. Fully open-source and actively developed. It is feature-rich including the following: Originally called XChat-WDK, HexChat is based on XChat, and unlike XChat, HexChat is free and can be used on Unix-like operating systems such as Linux, OS X, and also Windows. It comes with plugins written in Python, Perl, and TCL but depends on the download source or Linux distro it comes with, users can also write plugins in C/C++ or scripts in many languages. XChat is also easy to use with features such as support for file transfers, highly extensible using plugins and scripts functionality. XChat is an IRC client for Linux and Windows that enables users to connect several chat networks simultaneously. Install Pidgin in Linux $ sudo apt install pidgin Integrates with the system tray on GNOME and KDE. It supports multiple chat networks including AIM, Google Talk, Bonjour, IRC, XMPP, MSN plus many others that you can find from the Pidgin homepage and it has got the following features: Pidgin is more than just an IRC client, you can think of it as an all-in-one program for Internet messaging. Pidgin is an easy-to-use, free, cross-platform chat client that enables users to connect to several chat networks at the same time. Install WeeChat in Linux $ sudo apt install weechat Highly extensible with optional plugins. Modular and multi-protocols architecture. #LIMECHAT FOR WINDOWS FOR ANDROID#
For Android I've used Atomic a couple of years ago.It has got some of the following features: On mobile phones the situation is different.
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Both will require the user to enter the server details (though you could create a patched version which doesn't) and probably also require installation (I faintly remember using a third party portable Version of KVIrc, but I'm not sure anymore).
I search for an up to date, light, easy to use and multiplateform client. Nowadays, HexChat is probably the most popular choice but I prefer Xchat-SE because it almost identical to the original application yet it's regularly updated and boasts pretty much the same rich set of features. The latter two are both freeware forks of Xchat, which used to be my long-term favorite client, albeit shareware. You can use KVirc, HexChat or like me Xchat-SE. 
mIRC is still actively developed by Khaled Mardam-Bey, so by all means, feel free to give that a. Reddit's affiliated network is called Snoonet. A list of networks can be found here, and while there are many actively developed IRC clients out there, if you don't know where to start, most people recommend HexChat. IRC - Also still around and in some cases, the same as it ever was, albeit with a smaller user base.
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