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Cobalt and IRC Client

December 18, 2009 by Lloyd Sparkes

One of the projects i am currently working on is Cobalt, which is a IRC Client. Below is my first go at the interface.

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Last reply was October 7, 2016
  1. [ICR]
    View December 22, 2009

    What’s with the ugly purple? Also, it’s not obvious that the tabs are tabs.

    Reply
    • Lloyd Sparkesreplied:
      View December 22, 2009

      I personally thought the purple was quite nice, but i think something more subtle might be better.
      Yea the tabs need some improvement

      Reply
  2. [ICR]
    View December 22, 2009

    Also, what’s your strategy for lots of tabs? Some people are in a lot of channels.

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    • Lloyd Sparkesreplied:
      View December 22, 2009

      For the moment i’m thinking of doing it like browsers do, so you can scroll through the tabs, unless i can think of something better. It isnt a use-case i have thought much about, as i very rarely have more than 5 or 6 channels / servers open

      Reply
  3. bennuk
    View January 11, 2010

    The purple isn’t bad, though a bit dark.

    You releasing a trial version of this? Wouldn’t mind playing with it.

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  4. Lloyd Sparkes
    View January 11, 2010

    bennuk, thanks for the feedback, i will be releasing a beta version (it will be open source), when i have some time to sit down and get the actual code written (at the moment, its just a interface)

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