Netixxx is a chat software that allows users to communicate across wide area networks (WAN) and local area networks (LAN).
Netixxx is a chat utility designed for WAN/LAN that is based off of M.C. It offers a simple and straightforward usage that allows users to easily set up a server. To get started, simply access the command line and input cd /usr/local/bin, followed by ./NetixxxChatd -v -p PORT -m MAX NUMBER OF USERS.
An example of the command in use would be ./NetixxxChatd -v -p 55555 -m 10. Joining a server through the client is also simplified, requiring you to input ./NetixxxChat -n NAMENAME IP PORT. An example of this command in action would be ./NetixxxChat -n r00t92 192.168.2.2 55555.
Stopping the server is equally simple and can be done by inputting Ctrl+C. Netixxx does require the use of KDE 3.5.x, but offers a user-friendly software solution for all your WAN/LAN chatting needs. Overall, Netixxx is a great option for those looking for a streamlined chat utility that is easy to use and understand.
An example of the command in use would be ./NetixxxChatd -v -p 55555 -m 10. Joining a server through the client is also simplified, requiring you to input ./NetixxxChat -n NAMENAME IP PORT. An example of this command in action would be ./NetixxxChat -n r00t92 192.168.2.2 55555.
Stopping the server is equally simple and can be done by inputting Ctrl+C. Netixxx does require the use of KDE 3.5.x, but offers a user-friendly software solution for all your WAN/LAN chatting needs. Overall, Netixxx is a great option for those looking for a streamlined chat utility that is easy to use and understand.
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