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* Switch from QSslSocket to KTcpSocket | * Switch from QSslSocket to KTcpSocket | ||
* Finish the Aki::Irc::Channel class | * Finish the Aki::Irc::Channel class | ||
| − | * Add function to extract Urls | + | * Add function to extract Urls (Should this be under Aki instead?) |
| + | * Add documentation | ||
| + | * Create tutorials | ||
=== Aki ToDo === | === Aki ToDo === | ||
=== Backend === | === Backend === | ||
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* Rewrite MessageLog dialog to text base instead of QTableWidget | * Rewrite MessageLog dialog to text base instead of QTableWidget | ||
* Add ReplaceWord Dialog | * Add ReplaceWord Dialog | ||
| + | * Complete the PluginLoader Dialog | ||
| + | * Write the ScriptLoader Dialog | ||
| + | * Write a Script Dialog to edit scripts inside Aki | ||
=== ServerView === | === ServerView === | ||
* Make tabs moveable | * Make tabs moveable | ||
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Aki is an Extensive IRC Client written for KDE4. Is it design to give a lot of customising options for the users, while also keeping it very simple to the non power users. Has a separate library called AkiIrc to allow yours to create bots separately from Aki or with Aki together.
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