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Not a single mention of Quassel in the article or in the comments, which is honestly surprising. It's a client-server architecture IRC client specifically made
by Tiberium 2y ago
Not a single mention of Quassel in the article or in the comments, which is honestly surprising. It's a client-server architecture IRC client specifically made to make it easy to save logs and persist IRC sessions, since you can host the server part on an actual server/VPS and connect to it from all of your different devices.
- xena 2y agoI'd use Quassel, but I have custom weechat scripts. I can't easily implement those in Quassel.
- Tiberium 2y agoFair enough, it's just that Quassel immediately came to mind when talking about persistent IRC logs/sessions :)
- tredre3 2y agoWeechat can also be used in a client/server architecture. It can run headless and expose a relay protocol (full weechat control and state) and/or an irc server (traditional bouncer). Though, ironically, there are no CLI clients for its relay protocol, only for desktop/web/android.