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An IRC(u) services server framework written in C++. This server framework is capable of supporting as many individual clients as the protocol supports. Each client can be custom made by subclassing an existing fully functioning client.
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Ultimate ApexDC++ is cutting edge technologhy Direct Connect Client. Hub Owner, Operators, Advanced Users and Noobs will find [U]ApexDC++ a fulfilling and pleasurable experience, which bring out full potential of NMDC & ADC/S hubs.
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IHU is a VoIP application for Linux (using Qt and Speex), with low latency, crypted stream, minimal use of bandwith, and without intermediary servers. It is the easiest way to talk real-time with your friends (like phone) on the internet or LAN.
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Decoding the (german) DCF77 time signal per USB sound card and a receiver module, setting the system time. "U" stands for USB and "77,5" for the full 77.5 kHz frequency of the time signal.
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U-mIRC (UNIX mIRC) is the UNIX pendant of the well-known mIRC IRC client for Windows. Interface is much like the original, although there's also a ncurses console interface. mIRC scripts are supported.
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Allows stdin or files specified on the command line to be printed from a remote terminal using ANSI escape sequences. Inspired by the ansiprt.c component of U Wash's PINE.
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