Common commands for IRC chat tools (small cards)

If you do not know IRC in a Linux system, you will lose an important resource. You know, there are a lot of experts in IRC, world-class, and can actually chat with foreigners to learn English. What's better? haha ^_^.

To facilitate the use of IRC chat tools in the future, click here for a summary of the information.

IRC is short for "Internet Relay Chat" and is one of the most popular chat methods in the world, especially abroad. To put it simply, you can connect to the IRC server using a specific client software, and then use the client-> server-> client-to allow users on both sides to exchange information. The server acts as a relay information in the middle. Therefore, the Chinese name of IRC is also called "Network Relay Chat ".

In Windows, you can use x-chat2 for Windows for IRC chat. In Linux, there will be more, such as GAIM, ksirc, and xchat,
After the software is started, you must enter the server address and port number. Now, we use ksirc (an irc chat program on the KDE platform) as an example,
After ksirc is started, connect to --> Create a server. In the displayed dialog box, set the server to irc.freenode.net and the port number to 7000. Then, click Connect to log on to the server in a short time, enter a nickname. You can just enter one nickname, as long as it is not repeated with others. Then, add/to a channel to start chatting (the method for joining the channel is to use commands, of course ).

To a Windows x-chat2

The following are some common commands for small cards:

Join a chat room
Input
/Join # chat room name

　　　
Exit A chat room
/Part # chat room name

List chat room names
/List

Send a chat to someone or speak to everyone in a chat room.
/MSG nickname message content
/MSG message content

Used to send a chat to someone
/Query nickname message content

Used to send attention information to someone
/Notice nickname message content

Change nickname
/Nick nickname

Disconnect
/Quit

Temporarily leave
/Away

Query the admin information on the IRC server and the highest level administrator in the IRC server.
/Admin

Invite someone to your designated chat room
/Invite <alias> <# chat room>

Drive someone out of your designated chat room, what the Administrator does
/Kick <# chat room> <alias> [Reason for kicking him]

I think these commands are enough for me to use. I don't want to remember so many commands, but I will try again when it is not enough.
Http://www.gouhuo.com/index.php? Check Cate = IRC.

I often go to # Ubuntu-CN and # Ubuntu channels. Of course, I will also look at other channels.