i use some sounds from an irc wav set to notify me when someone speaks usually a click sound.. with others for priv msg , user online and dcc etc works for me... maybe for you ?
On Saturday 18 September 2004 H:56, frankieh wrote: > SME Server Admin wrote: > > Hi Folks > > > > I currently use X-Chat to sit on an IRC channel usually 24/7 (as this > > machine is always on) and there are a few minor things I thought someone > > here could help me with :) > > > > I'd like it to be able to flash in the taskbar when someone says > > something. > > > > If not can someone suggest another program instead please? I'm getting on > > well with X-Chat and this would be a good addition :) > > > > Cheers, Elwyn > > One thing I really miss when I am booted into Linux, is MIRC. > > most of Mirc is replicated well enough in the linux IRC clients, but one > thing that is not, its Mirc's use of MSAgent > > When someone joins my chat server for help, they are read out loud by a > chick with a british accent though Mirc on my windows box. > > I initially set it up as a bit of a lark, but it has become an > indespensible tool. If I am not within viewing sight of the PC, I know > when someone comes in, and I know if it is someone I know because their > name is read out.. > > Does anyone know if there is any such text to speach engines for IRC > clients like MS Agent in Mirc? > > (incidently, I know that you can get Mirc to run in WINE, but you have > buckleys chance in hell of getting MSAgent to run, which means no > reading aloud and therefore no point in getting Mirc to run at all. > > I'd be one less thing I need to fully transition to Linux on the desktop. > > Any ideas anyone?
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