Installer xaric avec Homebrew

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil

Commandes et alias

• xaric

Historique du projet

The public release history visible on GitHub includes 0.12.x tags carrying 2001 changelog text, including Rex Feany entries for the 0.12.0 and 0.12.1 releases. Later tags show continued maintenance through the 0.13 line, including SSL-related work in 0.13.0 in November 2005 and a 0.13.9 tag in February 2021.

Xaric's homepage remained deliberately modest about the project's scope: it emphasizes being simpler than related IRC clients rather than presenting a broad feature list. That positioning is the main source-backed history available for the project.

Modes d'utilisation

Xaric is used as a terminal IRC client for Unix-like systems. In package-manager terms it is a lightweight, old-school IRC client for users who want an ircII/BitchX-style interface with color and without a large scripting environment.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

Xaric is significant mostly as a preserved member of the classic Unix IRC-client lineage. Its package appeal is not broad adoption but continuity: a small GPL IRC client with releases spanning from early-2000s IRC culture into modern source-hosted maintenance.

Chronologie

• 2001: 0.12.x changelog entries show Rex Feany release work and maintenance.
• 2005: 0.13.0 tag notes SSL support work.
• 2006: 0.13.2 release tag appears in the public repository.
• 2021: 0.13.9 was released and listed as the latest version on the project site.

Related projects

• The project explicitly places itself near ircII and BitchX; the homepage says Xaric was forked from BitchX.

Sources

• https://github.com/laeos/xaric
• https://github.com/laeos/xaric/tags
• https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laeos/xaric/master/README
• https://xaric.org/