IRJ is a software tool that functions as a Jabber client specifically designed for users in IRC.
Looking for a convenient Jabber client for IRC? Look no further than Internet Relay Jabber (IRJ). This handy software is ideal for those who prefer IRC but need to communicate with friends using other instant messaging services like AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, and ICQ, amongst others. IRJ is written in Perl and utilizes Net::Jabber and Net::IRC to keep your chats tidy and organized.
One thing to keep in mind when using IRJ: it is not a transport or gateway between Jabber and IRC, but rather a program designed to connect to both simultaneously. IRJ acts as an IRC bot, relaying conversations from IRC into Jabber, and is intended for use by a single user per process. For best results, it is recommended to have a dedicated IRC channel and access to a shell server to ensure that IRJ is always running in the background.
While IRJ may not be for everyone, those who use IRC regularly will appreciate the convenience of being able to communicate with friends on other chat services without having to juggle multiple applications. So why not give IRJ a try and streamline your online communications today?
One thing to keep in mind when using IRJ: it is not a transport or gateway between Jabber and IRC, but rather a program designed to connect to both simultaneously. IRJ acts as an IRC bot, relaying conversations from IRC into Jabber, and is intended for use by a single user per process. For best results, it is recommended to have a dedicated IRC channel and access to a shell server to ensure that IRJ is always running in the background.
While IRJ may not be for everyone, those who use IRC regularly will appreciate the convenience of being able to communicate with friends on other chat services without having to juggle multiple applications. So why not give IRJ a try and streamline your online communications today?
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