/IRC/XMPP general thread

Know any .onion or .i2p based BBS's, single board imageboards or IRC/XMPP servers you'd like to share with your fellow lainons? Share them here! Lainchan's official recommended XMPP client of choice: PROFANITY https://profanity-im.github.io/ Lainchain's official recommended IRC client of choice: IRSSI https://irssi.org/ My contribution: http://34vnln24rlakgbk6gpityvljieayyw7q4bhdbbgs6zp2v5nbh345zgad.onion/

>>14111 >Lainchain's official recommended IRC client of choice: >IRSSI You misspelled erc-tls.

XMPP server made by the nanons over at nanochan: daee64movfhxli5jh3uyr44si6jtqsw7quoxdgjtgpvlh7u72hut5mid.onion Here are the commands so people can copy paste: /connect nanon.daee64.onion server daee64movfhxli5jh3uyr44si6jtqsw7quoxdgjtgpvlh7u72hut5mid.onion tls disable /account set nanon.daee64.onion nick <NICK> /account set nanon.daee64.onion muc muc.daee64.onion OMEMO fingerprint of the owner is: e94baef1-26cdced0-00fffda2-e7f18780-097af90e-29367a40-8d71e7f4-5ab3df31

>>14111 >>14111 I am not sure why this is /sec/ rather than tech but, IRC: irc.lainchan.org/6697 irc.installgentoo.com/6697 ok74da52eicc4th7qmkb7gplkv2rsedt7btric7hrzxgq2q4imui5pad.onion/6697 agora3cdw6kdty5y.onion/6667 irc.oftc.net/6697 irc.cyberarmy.net/6697

>>14118 Maybe there's an unmentioned emphasis on /sec/ure communication? idk, I see why it'd fit but I'd understand if the mods wanted to move it to /tech/

>>14118 >https://ok74da52eicc4th7qmkb7gplkv2rsedt7btric7hrzxgq2q4imui5pad.onion/6697 I can establish a connection to the server, but it instantly loses connection. It just says "UA" ?

>>14111 Note, neither of this official recommendations are actually officiial.

>>14152 no, no, no, it certainly is Lain's official recommendation

>>14152 You use poezio right

http://34vnln24rlakgbk6gpityvljieayyw7q4bhdbbgs6zp2v5nbh345zgad.onion/

>Lainchan's official recommended XMPP client of choice: PROFANITY my nigga

Clearnet: safehouse.chat/6667 (plaintext) safehouse.chat/6697 (SSL) Tor: frynkurv4dge43b4.onion/6667 (V2) izaegjrrdye45u5xr3xde26h6lantc5qt6rgibtxrzruw3lhmkc5kpqd.onion/6667 (V3) Small server, very cozy and friendly I've found. Stick around for a little when you join there might not be much activity right away.

>>14654 lol nice dead link

>XMPP/IRC what about SIP? it's also IEFT standard, unlike matrix or tox.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R--_ATzE6o&t=2s https://github.com/asiekierka/voirc voice-chat over IRC

>>15732 >The Voice over IRC client. >The code is terrible. Sorry. It might get better.

Anyone knows of some good XMPP client? All of them are half-assed soykaf. And the only mildly good ones are developed and maintained by a handful of russians who God knows what they could do with them. Looks almost like the protocol is so dead that it's not reliable to use anything related since not enough code reviews / interest exists

>>17133 Pidgin is fine or check github or something

>>17174 >pidgin disgusting buggy unusable bloatware that lacks 90% of xmpp features clearly someone who hasn't once used jabber, why even bother puking your terrible advice then

>>17133 https://coy.im/ https://poez.io/en/ But no there are no good clients it's obviously a protocol made for companies that make their own internal clients.

>>17133 >>17174 >>17182 https://github.com/psi-im/psi https://psi-plus.com/ https://psi-plus.com/screenshots.php These are very decent and actively maintained by many devs. Anything else is absolute horseshit, glitchy and completely fuarrrked and you shouldn't bother

>>17186 I can vouch for this. I was using profanity (because TUI) but Psi+ has worked a lot better for me. I wish I could have a working TUI xmpp client that would not only use omemo, but actually work properly.

>>17211 >TUI just say CLI man, i had to google that tui i also prefer cli and i'm not too savvy about xmpp but i see they send and use images and all kinds of media so here a gui would indeed be needed to render them, otherwise i think it would be more painful than not, having to sxiv every user pic by its own

>>17217 There's a difference between a TUI and a CLI interface. A command-line interface is line/raw-text oriented. A text-based user-interface can be anything from something like Emacs (without xorg) to some pseudographical ncurses thing.

>>17218 It's kind of a stupid differentiation, all ncurses does is send special control characters to the terminal to move the cursor around or replace characters as needed, "CLI" programs are just the same except they don't change the line discipline of the tty and are just happy with the default + don't send special characters.

>>17221 Not really. It's the difference between ed and vi/vim & Emacs.

>>17222 messed up *Emacs

honestly I didn't know you could post from TOR an now I'm going to only post from TOR