I’ve tried it already and it’s really neat. Drew was also very nice and explained me a lot of stuff :3
What are your thoughts?

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    3 years ago

    Does it work like a normal soju instance? So you can connect to multiple servers, and connect to it over any client? I have a copy of soju running elsewhere, but it’d be nice to just use one set up by someone smarter.

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      3 years ago

      Answering my own questions, it’s literally just a soju instance, works fantastic. I already pay for an account so I’m using it now.

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      3 years ago

      Yup, like zote said, it is a regular soju instance with a gamja client served too. You can connect to any network and chat away! I have tried Libera and OFTC for now and it worked wonders :)

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    3 years ago

    Yes soju seems like a quite nice modern IRC bouncer. But IMHO even better would have been hosting their own IRC network instead of contributing to libera.chat centralization.

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      3 years ago

      It doesn’t sound like it’s limited to libera.chat.

      Thanks to the standard, open protocols that IRC is built on, chat.sr.ht users are able to participate in the established community of IRC networks like Libera Chat.

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        Yes it isn’t limited to libera.chat, but all their own channels are there.