I've been working on a chat server/client for a school project. It's modeled after Battle.net, so I'll probably turn this into a bot eventually. But for now, here is a screenshot of the server and a couple clients in action:
http://www.javaop.com/~iago/cattlechat.png
I've confirmed that it works on Slackware Linux, Fedora Core 2, and SunOS. I have not tested it on any other OS. Unless Newby is on BSD, in which case I've also tested it on BSD :)
Nifty. Good job :P
Awesome!
It looks pretty sexy. You should host a server for x86, and then we can like hopefully actually talk away from the forums. I know I'm never on b.net 'cause all of my keys are either voided or banned.
Make a Gaim plugin for it and use it as a private x86 network. B)
Neither of those is going to happen. If I wanted a server to chat on, I'd use IRC. What's the point of using another when what you have already works perfectly?
I'm only writing it as a school project, and never intend to use it as a chat medium.
You have the start of something great! You could be the creator of the new IRC!
On a side note, what language?
It's in C, I believe. Works well, and looks nice :P
Quote from: Quik on November 22, 2005, 09:41:44 PM
You have the start of something great! You could be the creator of the new IRC!
I wouldn't want to, the one we have is great. Better, in fact..
Quote from: Quik on November 22, 2005, 09:41:44 PM
On a side note, what language?
Ergot is right, straight C.
After the due date, I'll release the source.