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I agree that IRC is still the chat protocol to use. Though in choosing a chat solutions there are some questions that often arise: 1) persistency (BNCs are sti
by oskarth 14y ago
I agree that IRC is still the chat protocol to use. Though in choosing a chat solutions there are some questions that often arise:
1) persistency (BNCs are still a techie solution, servers)
2) good web interface and
3) file support (other than DCC, unless a bot is present)
Here is where for example Campfire managed to take quite a big chunk out of the startup chat market.
Are there any clients that integrates well with IRC with those 3 qualities? (file support could be solved by a custom file repo with imgur-like links, or a DCC bot for those on irssi)
- wladimir 14y agoQuassel solves (1) in a user friendly way. It does not address your other points, though (there's a Linux, Windows, Mac desktop version and an Android app, but not a web interface AFAIK).