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Proactively protects against inbound and outbound attacks while making you invisible to hackers.

Threat Traffic is monitored and blocked, both inbound and outbound.
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You can get it from http://www.zonealarm.com/software/free-firewall/

Comodo Cloud Antivirus uses a powerful combination of virus monitoring, auto-sandbox and behavior analysis technologies to immediately protect your computer from all known and unknown malware.

Threat identification and containment engine provides total protection while allowing you to run any application you want
Goes beyond traditional Antivirus by protecting you against unknown threats that haven’t yet been discovered
Light on system resources. Cloud-based scanning and online file look-up means it will easily run on older hardware
Set and forget protection. Real-time virus monitoring and automatic sandboxing of unknown files keeps you 100% safe while you get on with your day
Fast, free and easy to use

Get it from https://antivirus.comodo.com/cloud-antivirus.php

A fast and open replacement for Windows and OS X.. you can get it from https://elementary.io/

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Download and install HexChat https://hexchat.github.io/downloads.html[url=https://www.adiirc.com/][/url]

After you install the client will popup a tiny window for you to select network you want to connect.
Find LibraIRC from the list and click edit to change your settings.
Or just click connect to get in and start chatting client will ask you to join a channel probably best to visit #lounge or use the Open the Channel-list window and click ok.

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HexChat is an IRC client based on XChat, but unlike XChat it’s completely free for both Windows and Unix-like systems.

Get it from https://hexchat.github.io/index.html

Features
Easy to use and customizable interface
Cross-platform on Windows, OS X, and Unix-like OSes
Highly scriptable with Python and Perl
Translated in multiple languages
Fully open source and actively developed
Multi-network with auto-connect, join, and identify
Spellcheck, Proxies, SASL, DCC support and more at https://hexchat.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Download and install AdiIRC from https://www.adiirc.com/

After you run it will popup a Quick Connect window for you to setup.
Click the Advanced ServerList right bottom of the window, you will have a new window called Server List, click Add new network.
Another tiny window will pop up, choose LibraIRC here and click add.
You will be added LibraIRC to the client list now, just change the settings as you like i.e your nickname, channels, login method, connect to the network on startup etc..
Click save on Server List window and connect. Close Server List and Quick Connect windows.
Surely do not forget to join the main room by /join #lounge or do /list to check other rooms

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AdiIRC is a free Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client. In other words, free mIRC alternative client, that most mIRC Scripts will also work with AdiIRC.

Download: https://www.adiirc.com/
Screenshots http://www.adiirc.com/screenshots/
Get Themes http://www.adiirc.com/themes/
Get Plugins http://www.adiirc.com/plugins/
Get Scripts http://dev.adiirc.com/projects/adiirc/boards/5
Get Translations http://www.adiirc.com/translations/

NowPlaying
Winamp
Itunes
MusikCube
QCDPlayer
MediaMonkey
Foobar2000
XMPlayer
Spotify
VLC Media Player
Media Player Classic
PotPlayer
SMPlayer
MusicBee
AIMP

Features
Threaded Multiservers
System Informations
DCC Chat/File Transfers
Fullscreen
Opacity and Transparency
Background Images
Full Message Logging
Easy Message Search
SSL/TLS/STARTTLS Connections
IPV6 Connections
IRC logs browser/viewer
mIRC scripting
MTS Themes
Dock/Undockable panels
Spellchecker
Adjustable nick column
Custom Icons/fonts/colors/sounds
Proxy support
Emoticons
Nicklist icons
Advanced server list
SASL support
IRCv3 compatible

Portable
AdiIRC stores all its settings in text files, this way you can grab the adiirc folder and put in on a usb device or external harddrive. Take all your settings and servers with you everywhere!

We have changed our system so noone will get a vhost on registering now, Vhosts will be  given on request to  people who don't abuse in chat but there will be no hostserv for to request one you will have to request  one from an ircop. Sorry hostserv is being removed but it was down to security issues.

Botserv and  GroupServ are now  no longer available.

Welcome to our new Forums


We had some good information on some of our old forums, so we have merged them with our new  forums so that information isn't lost. The new forums you will also notice are new boards as we have changed from SMF to myBB Boards.Hope you like them kudos to Immortal for all his hard work in moving all these posts it was a  huge  job merging 3  different Forums

New Forums and new Topics means new  posts  so come on guys and gals  lets  get posting


If anyone had any images or  files that were on the old forum you can access those by going here


 http://librairc.net/forumsold/index.php


Also a tip on how to view the newest  posts either  click on the Portal button or click on the  little  arrow  where your nick or avatar is  top right and "view new posts" or "view todays posts". Also the newest posts are  on a box on the right of your screen.

Hey all,


Hope you are all well and enjoying what is offered here ..


Just to say - I am a Chanop, and what this means to me, as a person...........


I joined Irc Chat a good many years ago where I developed long time and lasting friendships with many chatters from across the globe. This in turn meant that I developed a passion for the Channels I was chatting in and subsequently the server itself and the moderators that managed it. Times moved and eventually I found myself as trainee, Chanop and Chatter.


When I parter the server for a while and then returned to find LiraIrc, I found still some of the same chatters and Management team in place,so of course, when asked, I offered my services to maintain what it is we all hold dear --- Friendly chat.


So, why do I moderate? To maintain what it is I hold dear to my heart and life style - Friendly, respectful humorous chat.


So what do I expect in return? Exactly that !!!! Friendly, chat with a bit of banter.


It is essential to me (and possibly some of the other ops on the network) that you understand -
We are not here to fix the worlds Religious and or political standings. 
We are Humans and may take time and discussions to manage certain situations that arise
We are certainly not able or willing to take on board your insults without it making an impression (though we try not to judge  you day by day)
Our MUM's are off limits in terms of Insults  - they are our Mum's for crying out loud ....  Try to be nice


Whilst I will never understand what trolling is or why it happens, I am still determined to help manage it with effective Good chat.... Please don't push me to warn and or ban you guys. If you definitely hate  what we are doing here - Leave .... there are no better chat communities, but feel free to go look for them.


More than anything - Love and hugs ...




RamsesIII
AKA - Steven