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[Paul Mahon <dufflebunk AT dufflebunk.homeip.net>]

That might be nice, but there's a minor problem with it. The normal way
to put IRC onto a web page is with a Java applet IRC client.
Unfortunately, Java applets don't (by default) allow connections to
computers other than the one it came from. Since our IRC server is not
the same as our web server, the applet would require gaining privileges
(IIRC from a long time ago)

Two projects that come to mind are:
http://pitr.net/darkerirc/
http://www.pjirc.com/main.php

On Tue, 2005-17-05 at 18:35 +0200, Amel Durakovic wrote:
> Hi everyone.. After a losing election, I seem to get on feet again :P
> Just kidding.. I am as happy as before, so no difference. :)
> 
> I was thinking, if we could add an IRC plugin on the web site, so that
> users using public computers or using computers not belonging to them
> don't have to download an IRC client as mIRC, XChat or irssi.. I have
> my own computer, but there could be some, who don't have..
> 
> This could make more activity and a faster problem solution, so that
> the only thing you have to do is to open the (graphical) web browser
> ;)
> 
> Sincerely Wourgs (relatively new nickname.. I hope, that you get used to 
> it).
> --
> 
> Wourgs is inherited from the word "Worg", which is a wolf in World of
> Warcraft. The "u" and "s" is added, so that it sounds better.
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