>Well, technically it is fully compatible with the IRC RFC specifications and
>most IRC networks (haven't tried it on DALnet or any other ircd that supports
>long nicks...) However, it doesn't understand some commands (I don't
think it
>does DCC CHAT for instance) and, when in 'comic strip' mode, puts out status
>messages as real text messages, but prepended with '#' - it just annoys
people
>who use a plain client.
No DCC Chat? What a peace of sh*t! So everything must go through a server?
Talking about annoying mIRC did the "same thing" when introducing
textcolors, old versions wrote them out and all other IRC clients also did.
Now it's a "standard" set by the authors of mIRC :(
>It's like plaintext and HTML - technically they're the same, but the HTML has
>its own formatting commands that only confuses someone without an HTML viewer
Unless you'r good at HTML (I guess I'll never be that good since I always
need to run it through a browser).
//Bernie
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