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'''Ircle''' (formerly rendered as "IRCle") is an ] client developed by Onno Tijdgat for the ] computer platform. The client is scriptable with ], can support multiple channels and servers, and up to ten distinct connections at once. |
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'''Ircle''' (formerly rendered as "IRCle") is an ] client for the ] computer platform. The client is scriptable with ], can support multiple channels and servers, and up to ten distinct connections at once. |
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Ircle is ]. |
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Ircle is ], with free ]s. |
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On September 21, 2006 the Intel compatible (]) version was released with a number of new features. |
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