In converting the IRCX Draft to DocBook format, I stumbled upon several areas that the IRCX Draft was not clear on, or did not provide an adequate example for, so I reworded it or added a suitable example. I have also added notes to several sections to provide clarity and information about current implementations of IRCX (IRCX is kind of old, it came out in 1998, remember?). None of the commands have been altered, changed, or updated, so this version of the draft should be suitable for reference purposes. In fact, it should be better than the IRCX draft, since I have added a bunch of notes and changed the wording on a few things.
![[Note]](images/note.png) | A note about the License |
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I have released this file under the GNU Free Documentation License. This license only covers my modifications to the IRCX draft and my conversion of it to DocBook format. It does not cover the original IRCX draft. If you intend on distributing this file, modifications of it, or generated versions (this is DocBook, after all, you can generate about a trillion formats :) ), please read the GFDL. In addition, if you intend on changing parts of this file, you should also read the GFDL. Please note that "this file" also includes versions of this file (ircx-draft.xml) that have been generated using xsltproc or a similar program. If you're viewing this file in a "chunked" format (such as XHTML or HTML Help), "this file" refers to all of the files. | |