Quassel IRC is an open-source, cross-platform IRC client that is available for Arch Linux users. This tutorial will guide you through the installation of Quassel IRC on Arch Linux.
Before you begin, make sure that you have the following prerequisites:
Quassel IRC requires the following dependencies to be installed on your Arch Linux system:
sudo pacman -S quassel-core quassel-client
This command will install the Quassel IRC client and the Quassel IRC core.
By default, the Quassel IRC core configuration file will be installed at /etc/quasselcore.conf. You can edit this file to customize the Quassel IRC server settings.
sudo nano /etc/quasselcore.conf
To start the Quassel IRC core, enter the following command in the terminal:
sudo systemctl enable --now quasselcore.service
This command will enable and start the Quassel IRC core service.
You can launch the Quassel IRC client from the GNOME launcher by searching for "Quassel IRC" or by typing the following command in the terminal:
quassel-client
This command will launch the Quassel IRC client.
To connect to an IRC server, click the "Networks" menu and select "Add Server".
Enter the details of the IRC server you want to connect to, such as the server name, server port, username, and password.
Click "Connect" to connect to the IRC server.
Congratulations, you have successfully installed and configured Quassel IRC on your Arch Linux system.
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