Quassel IRC

[Quassel IRC][web-home] is a modern, cross-platform, distributed IRC client, meaning that one (or multiple) client(s) can attach to and detach from a central core -- much like the popular combination of screen and a text-based IRC client such as WeeChat, but graphical. Release notes You can find the current release notes on the [Quassel IRC homepage][web-home], as well as in this repository's [ ChangeLog ][repo-changelog]. Downloading Official, stable downloads are provided on the Quassel IRC download page. Untested, automated builds are available for Windows and for macOS. More details at the nightly.link page, by oprypin . Or, if you are logged in to GitHub, pick any build from the [GitHub Actions tab][ci-status-page]. Quick reference We recommend reading the getting started guide on the wiki, but in a pinch, these steps will do. On first run of the Quassel core, it will wait for a client to connect and present a wizard that will allow you to create the database and one admin user for the core-side storage. IRC is the preferred means of getting in touch with the developers. The Quassel IRC Team can be contacted on Libera Chat/ quassel (or quassel.de ). If you have trouble getting Quassel to connect, you can use Libera Chat's web client. You can learn more and reach out to us in several ways: [Visit our homepage][web-home] Submit and browse issues on the bugtracker GitHub issues are not used, but pull requests are accepted! [Email the dev team - [email protected]][dev-email]