XChat

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About XChat

It was originally made to run on UNIX/Linux systems using the X Windows system, but also runs on Windows and Mac OS X. It has been confirmed to work on the following operating systems:

• GNU-Linux
• FreeBSD
• NetBSD
• OpenBSD
• Solaris
• AIX
• IRIX
• DEC/Compaq Tru64 UNIX
• HP-UX 10.20 and 11
• Mac OS X
• Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP

The source code is released under the GPL and can be obtained for free from http://www.xchat.org. Windows binaries are also available from several third party sources. Check here for some free Windows binaries.

XChat Setup Guide

The following guide was written for the latest version of XChat, and applies to it on all operating systems. For a guide to old XChat versions including screenshots, see this.

1. Download and Install XChat

For Windows, users, I recommend the Pu7o build here, although there are other free builds (listed here). For *nix users, get the source tarball or binaries for your operating system via your package management system or through the official site here.

Once downloaded, install XChat for your operating system.

2. Configure User Details

Once you have XChat installed, launch it, and you will see a box like this:

In the top box, enter a "Nickname" to use while on IRC. This is what you will be known as. In the Second and Third Choice boxes, enter alternate nicknames in case your primary nick is already taken.

In the "User Name" box, put in your nickname again unless you have a specific reason to enter something else. You could also enter in your first name as your "User Name", but remember that the "Nickname" is what you will be signed in as.

In the "Real Name" box, you can enter your full name or anything you want.

At this point, you can connect to MIXXnet without setting any further options. Simply scroll down to "MIXXnet" on the server list, highlight it, and click "Connect". This will connect you to MIXXnet with no special options set. You may join channels manually by typing "/join #channelname", or if you would like a more detailed description on how to automatically join channels on connect, read on.

3. Configuring Server Options

In the "Networks" area of the "Server List" window, scroll down to MIXXnet. Highlight it, and then click the "Edit" button to the right. That will bring up this dialog box:

The server "irc.mixxnet.net" should already be listed there. This is the round robin pool that is updated often with the most stable MIXXnet servers. Unless you need to use IPv6 or SSL, leave "irc.mixxnet.net" there at the top.

Unless you have reasons to do otherwise, leave the "Use Global User Information" checkbox selected.

In the bottom area, you have several options available to you:

Auto Connect to Network at Startup

Use this option if you want to connect to MIXXnet right away when starting XChat.

Use a Proxy Server

This option is for if you are connecting through a proxy server to get to MIXXnet. Uncheck this unless you know you need it on.

Using SSL

The next checkbox says "Use SSL for All Server on This Network". If you are familiar with SSL and want to use it, then check this box. If you would like to know more about SSL and how to set it up in XChat, please see the guide here.

Joining Channels

If you want to automatically join channels when you connect to MIXXnet, type in the channels you want to join here separated by commas. Here is an example:

#chat,#party107,#armind

To see a list of some popular channels on MIXXnet, check out [http://denora.mixxnet.net/?m=c