Console Mode

QUIRC is a lightweight console model for IRC clients. It uses a terminal escape sequence to provide a clear character cell interface, including handling multi-channel and server (using positioning), input line editing (input with Bash-like key), and Backscroll. QUIRC 0.9.2 This release fixes previous versions of reconnection issues and a double free exit error. Software Information: Http://jttlov.no-ip.org/projects/quirc/index ...

QUIRC is a lightweight console model for IRC clients. It uses a terminal escape sequence to provide a clear character cell interface, including handling multi-channel and server (using positioning), input line editing (input with Bash-like key), and Backscroll. Quirc 0.7.12 This version fixes several minor issues, such as handling sigwinch, setting window caption options, fixing fedora Some compile warning options banned, username and fullname. Support server password, option-...

Manual method: Every time you need to run the X Terminal GUI application, start the X terminal by running the STARTX command in VGA console mode. Remember to return to the text-based console once you log out. [Root@bigboy tmp]# StartX Automatic method: Allows Linux to automatically load the X terminal GUI interface each time it logs on, unless the system is restarted with the init command. As mentioned in the previous article, to maintain these features after the system restarts, you need to edit the/etc/inittab file ...

QUIRC is a lightweight console model for IRC clients. It uses a terminal escape sequence to provide a clear character cell interface, including handling multi-channel and server (using positioning), input line editing (input with Bash-like key), and Backscroll. Quirc 0.8.4 This release fixes several serious 0.8.3 errors, mainly keyboard mappings. Software Information: http://jttlov.no-ip.org/projects/quirc/index.htm ...