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better RAC client

features

  • gtk4 modern GUI
  • RACv1.99.x and RACv2.0 compatible
  • WRAC compatible (docs)
  • chat commands (type /help)
  • uses tor proxy as default (wracs://meex.lol:11234)
  • no ip and date visible for anyone (almost)
  • coloring usernames by their clients (CRAB, clRAC, Mefidroniy, etc.)
  • many command-line options (see --help)
  • rich configuration (--config-path to get file path)
  • RACS/WRACS compatible (ex: wracs://meex.lol)
  • reading messages chunked (less traffic usage)

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how to run

for linux:

  1. Install requirements: gtk4-dev gtk4 make rust git openssl-dev openssl

  2. Clone repository and run make install

  3. Now you are able to start bRAC with desktop icon

for windows:

NO SOLUTION

Read compiling docs to build it manually.

download binary

go to releases and download file you need. its simple.

build from source

  1. Make sure Rust is installed

  2. Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/MeexReay/bRAC.git
cd bRAC
  1. Run with Cargo
cargo build -r # build release (target/release/bRAC) 
cargo run -r # build and run

Read more about that on the compiling docs.

nix package

If you have Nix package manager installed, you can use:

nix build github:MeexReay/bRAC # build release (result/bin/bRAC)
nix run github:MeexReay/bRAC # build and run

chat commands

commands are any messages that start with a slash /
messages starting with a slash are sent to chat only if the --disable-commands option is specified

  • /help - show help message
  • /register password - try to register account
  • /login password - login to account
  • /clear - clear chat
  • /spam *args - spam with text
  • /ping - get server ping (send + read)

docs

see also

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