Ugh, I've been wanting to make accessibility improvements to Colloquy for a while, but it's been on the back burner because of work and school. If you can stand it, it's not a bad client. If I remember correctly, xchat aqua was one that wasn't so bad. There's also one called Linkinus but it's one of the only shareware clients, as the rest are generally free and/or open source. You might be wanting to try macirssi or just irssi as well. I'm afraid that Mac IRC clients are all generally awful. What you'll prefer I'm sure will be influenced by how accessible the client is, but also what kind of audience the client is targeted towards, i.e. how experienced you are with irc in general.
cheers, jane On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Alex Jurgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Hi, > > I use Colaque, but XChat was recomended. I prefer Colaque. > > Thanks for listening, > Alex, > > > > On 6-Sep-08, at 9:30 AM, Alfonzo Cuellar wrote: > > Hello again everyone. >> >> I was wondering, does anyone use IRC here? If so, hat IRC client would >> you recommend to use for VoiceOver? >> >> I did a search, and found names such as X Chat Aqua, Colloquy, and >> Conversation IRC Client. I don't know how accessible they are in general, >> but figured I would ask, in hopes of someone having experience with using >> IRC clients for mac. >> >> Take care. >> >> Fonzie >> >> > > > Alex, > ICE Customer Care, > AWEBSIGHT Administrator, > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > "Blindness is a gift, not a disability" > http://www.vipbc.org/ > > >
