Hello Trond
On 06-May-00, you wrote:
TT M Um... wrong. Should this be added, we're gonna have to *LOOK* at
TT this stuff. As I and another gentleman pointed out, whether you
TT No. You have the option not to see it.
TT Yes some clients and networks (DalNet) let you do that, but you'll have
TT
snipped!
I think we are forgetting one thing here. The authors of the AmIRC
client. It's up to them what to put into it, and at best listen to
advice, etc.. You've made your wishes, and let it be, otherwise this is
going to run on and on and on like a stupid pc vs amiga war. If the
authors
On 08-May-00 10:57:12, Jamie wrote in AmIRC:
Think about it. Why should those who don't intend to abuse it miss out just
becos some ppl will?
You are of course right with your point, though it sounded like a feature
which only could be used for abuse.
So far the channels which mostly have
"George "Furr" Madison" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Dan C. wrote:
Then those people who use those O-T-H-E-R clients should complain to their
developers to have the option to turn it off!! It's that simple. RIGHT?!
(and don't reply back it cannot be done; either they
On 06-May-00 04:14:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan C.) wrote:
At risk of stating what should have been obvious, I was using
"we" to describe *everyone on IRC who might have to deal with
this*, not just the community using AmIRC.
Then those people who use those O-T-H-E-R clients should complain to
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Thomas J. Stensås wrote:
I cant quite grasp why people complain, whine and make it seem
like the end is near when people ask for features that will make
AmIRC better, without
"Better," in this case, is far from objective. If a program is
more stable, that's an objective
KS It isn't AmIRC's fault, or the mailing list, if colours are used, in
I am not blaming AmIRC. I would simply like to see a default text colour
option in AmIRC.
I wasn't hitting on you personally, I was fed up with people complaining
about things that they could actually do something
Hello Geronimo
On 03-May-00, you wrote:
G I think the problem is not if colors are cool or not.
G The prob is people asking for features amirc really doesn't need, cos
G there's no point in it.
Plenty of those abound already. What's one more?
G If you really want each line to be colored just
Jamie meinte am 05.05.2000
zum Thema "[amirc] Re: Colour":
DC Hey!! I LIKE colors, dude. If you don't like it, you simply turn it off
DC and save your prefs. It's that simple.
DC Now, if they come up with a font-size code (like AOL) :D
Thankyou. At last I see another Amiga use
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 05-May-00, you wrote:
a I am not blaming AmIRC. I would simply like to see a default text
a option in AmIRC.
a Jamie,
a While I would not use this function, I support your request to add it =)
Thankyou John :)
Love,
Jamie
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On Sat, 6 May 2000, Jamie wrote:
GM Um... wrong. Should this be added, we're gonna have to *LOOK* at
GM this stuff. As I and another gentleman pointed out, whether you
No. You have the option not to see it.
*I* do, as a user of a current version of AmIRC, but there are --
as has been said
On 06-May-00 00:56:35, Jamie wrote in AmIRC:
M Um... wrong. Should this be added, we're gonna have to *LOOK* at
GM this stuff. As I and another gentleman pointed out, whether you
No. You have the option not to see it.
Yes some clients and networks (DalNet) let you do that, but you'll have
to
On Fri, May 5, 2000, at 05:27 PM, George \Furr\ Madison wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2000, Jamie wrote:
GM Um... wrong. Should this be added, we're gonna have to *LOOK* at
GM this stuff. As I and another gentleman pointed out, whether you
No. You have the option not to see it.
*I* do, as a
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Dan C. wrote:
Then those people who use those O-T-H-E-R clients should complain to their
developers to have the option to turn it off!! It's that simple. RIGHT?!
(and don't reply back it cannot be done; either they listen to you or
simply find another irc client.)
Must be
Hello George
On 03-May-00, you wrote:
GM Try reading for *content*, rather than for your own biases.
I suggest you do the same.
Love,
Jamie
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War IV will be
On 04-May-00 23:39:47, Jamie wrote in AmIRC:
SM Why not just configure Settings/Color/Text Color/Own Text? :)
Yees, but that only affects it at your end. I would like the channel to
see the colour.
Why? It's the text you type that should be interresting, not the color it
has. If you like
On 04-May-00 23:48:48, Jamie wrote in AmIRC:
YOU and some OTHERS may not like coloured text. *I* don't like
"Single-Window Mode". I do *NOT* however, bitch at anyone who *DOES* like
it.
Using single window mode doesn't affect the other people on IRC, colors /do/
GM screwed over people who
Hello Kyle
On 05-May-00, you wrote:
KS It isn't AmIRC's fault, or the mailing list, if colours are used, in
I am not blaming AmIRC. I would simply like to see a default text colour
option in AmIRC.
Love,
Jamie
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Hello Trond
On 05-May-00, you wrote:
TT Why? It's the text you type that should be interresting, not the color
TT it has. If you like colors so much, fine, but don't force everybody else
TT to see it as well!
TT You /have/ the option of sending colored text to the channel, just not
TT the
On 05-May-00 06:27:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] found a keyboard and
wrote about:
[amirc] Re: Colour.
[-SNIP-]
You are asking for an option, which would make AmIRC all the more powerful
and feature packed.
People who do not want/like colors do not have to use them.
Those
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Jamie wrote:
YOU and some OTHERS may not like coloured text. *I* don't like
"Single-Window Mode". I do *NOT* however, bitch at anyone who *DOES* like
it.
Single- or multiple-window mode doesn't affect anyone but that
single user; colors affect everyone in the channel(s)
Hello Dan
On 03-May-00, you wrote:
Hey!! I LIKE colors, dude. If you don't like it, you simply turn it off
and save your prefs. It's that simple.
Now, if they come up with a font-size code (like AOL) :D
That would be possible the worst idea..
Imagine lamers joining the channel and
Hello Dan
Le 03-Mai-00, Dan C. a écrit:
Hey!! I LIKE colors, dude. If you don't like it, you simply turn it off
and save your prefs. It's that simple.
Now, if they come up with a font-size code (like AOL) :D
I didn't say anything about that (personally i like and use them
On 03-May-00 18:43:03, Geronimo wrote in AmIRC:
I didn't say anything about that (personally i like and use them too).
I just pointed out that people should not request features that can be
writen in an amirc plugin.
maybe read mails correctly before replying. :)
I'm wondering how long it will
Hi,
On 02-May-00, you wrote:
Is there a way to make my text different colour to everyone? not just to
me?
I mean all the time, not just when i do a ctrl-c
mIRC has such an option...
And its wuite possible one of the lamest and annoying things that happens
on IRC. :)
IMHO
On 03-May-00, Iain Simpson wrote:
If you want your text to appear a different colour than everyone
elses' on your own window, might i suggest a feature to
automatically prefix your own text with a colour code/bold/underline
within your client, and send out just the typed text. -eg-
Why not
Hi Iain...
As was said earlier in the thread, using colour codes all the time is
annoying, especially if someone is using a client that doesn't support
colour codes (on a shell account perhaps). - You might think it looks
pretty but many people don't like reading multicoloured text.
And
Hello George
On 02-May-00, you wrote:
GM I have AmIRC set to strip color codes, and I do not use them
GM myself. In channels where I have ops privilege, people who abuse
GM color get a warning and then they get kicked. (Of course, in some
GM cases just the ASCII art alone deserves a kick for
Hello George
On 02-May-00, you wrote:
GM a) they were stuffed down our throats as a proprietary
GM hack by Khaled, who is a complete [fill in favorite
GM obscene expletive here]. I wish I still had my copy of
GM that email where he was just *lambasting* Olli for asking
GM a
Hello Splatt
On 02-May-00, you wrote:
S And its wuite possible one of the lamest and annoying things that happens
S on IRC. :)
Yadda yadda. I'm glad you have no IDEA how wrong you are. There are far
lamer and more annoying things I deal with all the time than some aesthetic
text.
S What a
On Wed, 3 May 2000, Jamie wrote:
GM I have AmIRC set to strip color codes, and I do not use them
GM myself. In channels where I have ops privilege, people who abuse
GM color get a warning and then they get kicked. (Of course, in some
GM cases just the ASCII art alone deserves a kick for
On Wed, 3 May 2000, Jamie wrote:
GM a) they were stuffed down our throats as a proprietary
GM hack by Khaled, who is a complete [fill in favorite
GM obscene expletive here]. I wish I still had my copy of
GM that email where he was just *lambasting* Olli for asking
GM a
Hello,
I think the problem is not if colors are cool or not.
The prob is people asking for features amirc really doesn't need, cos
there's no point in it.
If you really want each line to be colored just write you'r own plugin and
put on aminet so those who want it can get it.
afaik amirc has
Hey!! I LIKE colors, dude. If you don't like it, you simply turn it off
and save your prefs. It's that simple.
Now, if they come up with a font-size code (like AOL) :D
On Wed, May 3, 2000, at 05:34 AM, Geronimo wrote:
Hello,
I think the problem is not if colors are cool or
On Mon 1-May-2000 8:22a, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
L Is there a way to make my text different colour to everyone? not just to
L me?
L I mean all the time, not just when i do a ctrl-c
L mIRC has such an option...
That's a great idea... a "default color/background" would be nice.
Sure to get
On Mon, 1 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure to get you kicked out of many channels too! hahaha Some people seem to
have an adversion to color for some silly reason. Which just blows me away.
Especially when they sit and talk about how great their video card and monitor
is, but when they
Hello George
I was going to respond in much the same manner, then I saw that on
01-May-00, George \"Furr\" Madison wrote:
b) said codes fouled up much text-to-speech software,
which people with impaired vision depend(ed) on to be
able to participate in IRC. (And this effect
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