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Description
Irssi running with screen
This is my current Irssi setup on my VPS. It's running on GNU Screen [link] In order for your Irssi to look exactly like mine you absolutely need Screen. What is Screen? *

There's probably a setting or two missing from the instructions, but used these two guides so if you're wondering about something check them. [link] [link]

Theme
Modified version of the cyanish theme Lyynx ().
Download for my version of it.

Scripts
adv_windowlist: [link]
hilightwin: [link] note that I use /window new hidden, but split!
nicklist: [link] runs in a seperate screen
neatcolor(nm): in the download, based on [link] modified by me
screen_away: [link] autoaway, autoreply when away, log etc

Config
A part of it comes with the download-folder.
You have to read it, you can't copypast it and expect it to work.

*
For those of you who haven't heard about Screen it's a "virtual" terminal-session accessiable through SSH giving which you can go in/out from and even log off the SSH completely and it'll still run. This means that I can log off my VPS and come back later on and find my IRC running just like it was when I left it.

It's available through almost every package-manager.

Description
Irssi running with screen
This is my current Irssi setup on my VPS. It's running on GNU Screen [link] In order for your Irssi to look exactly like mine you absolutely need Screen. What is Screen? *

There's probably a setting or two missing from the instructions, but used these two guides so if you're wondering about something check them. [link] [link]

Theme
Modified version of the cyanish theme Lyynx ().
Download for my version of it.

Scripts
adv_windowlist: [link]
hilightwin: [link] note that I use /window new hidden, but split!
nicklist: [link] runs in a seperate screen
neatcolor(nm): in the download, based on [link] modified by me
screen_away: [link] autoaway, autoreply when away, log etc

Config
A part of it comes with the download-folder.
You have to read it, you can't copypast it and expect it to work.

*
For those of you who haven't heard about Screen it's a "virtual" terminal-session accessiable through SSH giving which you can go in/out from and even log off the SSH completely and it'll still run. This means that I can log off my VPS and come back later on and find my IRC running just like it was when I left it.

It's available through almost every package-manager.