What is the crowd's opinion of LimeChat?

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>IRC heavily for work

Curious. How do you make use of IRC for work? I want to do this. D:

Also, I recently bought a Mac (my first), and installed LimeChat, which I've used on both the iPad and iPhone/iPod devices. I have not given it nearly as much use yet on OSX, but I figured it is worth mentioning.

Didn't know about Textual, but DO know about LimeChat!

What a ripoff! They basically sell LimeChat, an opensource IRC client...

Get the awesome LimeChat IRC client at http://limechat.net/mac/

You could give Limechat a try. Textual was forked from it IIRC. Another free alternative is Hexchat.

Also, if you just want a simple IRC client with basic functionalities, adium should be enough.

-Leagues

-Prizes(donations and prize giving)

-Categorize and group by genre as well as individual game

-Integrated IRC client (most tournaments use irc for organisation in the ArenaFPS scene) http://limechat.net/mac/

-Integrated Twitch of the streamer

-Player/Organiser Social media-esqe pages with detailed info about their win/loss for each tournament they participated in and prizes. --Integration with API of the game to pull in that players results for the games played in the tournament + general player profile/stats for each game.

Do all that very well and you could build a business model that takes 5-10% from prize fund for each tournament and has premium features for a subscription (player profiles).

OffTheRocks followed up my comment with a link to the wiki, which has links for irc999 which is free and LimeChat which ain't. Instructions for connecting to the IRC are in there. I also know of Colloquy which is $1.99.

Not very knowledgeable regarding how these work... but a quick google search gave me these results:

http://www.babbelirc.com/

http://limechat.net/mac/

http://www.aquaticx.com/

All of those are Mac-compatible. Up to you to figure out whether they work for you or not. :P Good luck.