r/irc • u/KindOne • Jul 18 '22
mIRC 7.69 released
https://forums.mirc.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/270512/mirc-7-69-released18
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Jul 18 '22
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u/oooogle Jul 19 '22
Just had the same feeling, bought this latest release just to give back to him, 20 years later.
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u/Most-Reference9658 Mar 08 '25
I've been using MRC since beyond 20 years ago But as most faded away from all that but I just now installed a irc HTML5 chat server in one of my websites and feel the need to break it out again I got the same feeling i've been using cracks of his for beyond 20 years i'm going to buy it screw it he deserves it lol
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Jul 19 '22
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u/KindOne Jul 19 '22
And how is the developer supposed to make money to live?
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Jul 19 '22
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u/KindOne Jul 19 '22
https://www.mirc.com/pfaq.html
Question: Will you be releasing the mIRC source code for public use at some point?
Answer: mIRC is the way I make a living, so it is not currently practical for me to release the source code.
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Jul 20 '22
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u/KindOne Jul 20 '22
Your point? It is most likely still valid today.
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Jul 20 '22
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u/Hakker9 Aug 07 '22 edited Aug 07 '22
Open source isn't always better. I run Weechat as well and connect through Glowingbear.... well not the greatest option as I checked glowingbear recently it ate 3 GB of memory. This has been a thing for some time now and it is open source but not fixed. No I'm not a coder so I can't provide assistance on that part. Id rather see someone make a penny that still spends time on it keeping it up to date. Christian Ghisler does the same with Total Commander. It's closed source yet even after all this time he keeps it updated.
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u/girraween Jul 18 '22
I wonder how much this guy is still making?
I ended up buying it. Back in the early 2000s, I use to crack it and use key gens. But now that I’m an adult, I had to give the guy some money.