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Linkinus
Version: 1.3 ||
Release Date: 2008-06-01 ||
License: Shareware
($20.00)
Developer: Conceited Software
An advanced, easy-to-use IRC client for Mac OS X. Connect to thousands of IRC networks and find people to talk to about any topic!
Features include:
- Complete OS X integration and Aqua look-and-feel
- Combine View allows you to select multiple chats and view them in a single view
- Optionally embedding of images, YouTube videos, Google Video, and audio files
- Spotlight Integration
- Interface/Agent architecture (allows detaching)
- Rules defining specific IRC behavior
- Dynamic content display with Styles
- Cross-session history capabilities
- Automated flood protection and auto-reconnect
- Aliases, Shortcuts, Highlights
- Cocoa Plug-ins, AppleScripts...
Tags: irc , chat , client , nl , colloquy , linkinus
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16 Opinions:
I don't even use IRC that much anymore but I bought it and its the best OS X client I've ever used.
A very good client. It's not quite as powerful as some of the uglier ones and not nearly as free as the free ones but it looks good, works well, and is actually being updated.
Finally a real irc client for the mac. replacing whatever is out there. And a good mIRC alternative for the mac.. I've bought a bundle license and gave a copy to my friends who also switched from windows.
Fantastic client. Great features, far more stable than Colloquy, and being actively developed and supported to boot! $20 incredibly well spent.
This is really THE best IRC client for Mac, no doubt!
Tons of features, perfect GUI and a good support by the dev himself.
I give it a 5 star
I think I’ll buy it. I use Colloquy for my work but it’s very buggy
I only bought this over using Collaquay was the UI interface. The alternating colour tags for users in a chat is must for me.
ill be sticking with Colloquy aswell. Doesnt really look like this has anymore features that justify the $20 price tag.
Until Linkinus supports more international text encodings, I'm sticking with Colloquy. Looks promising, though.
Go to http://macheist.com/free to get a free license
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