patch e1a17b912b5984786b1fe73f14faa785efe8920e
Author: E. Bosch <presidev@AT@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Feb 23 20:32:39 CET 2022
* Update README
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-[Telegram] as a regular user (not bot)
+[Telegram] as a regular user (not bot).
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-using the [Telethon] library
-
-**[ This is a fork from [pbui/irtelegramd] to resume the development ]**
+using the [Telethon] library.
+
+**[irgramd primary repository] is in [darcs] version control system, [github
+repository] is synched as secondary**
+
+**irgramd is a fork from [pbui/irtelegramd] to resume the development**
+
+**irgramd is under active development in alpha state, several planned features
+are not implemented yet**
+
+## How it works
+
+Configure your IRC client to connect to irgramd (running on the same host or
+on a remote host) then you will see in your IRC client the Telegram groups
+as IRC channels and Telegram users as IRC users, if you send a message to a
+user or channel in IRC it will go to the corresponding user or group in
+Telegram, and the same from Telegram to IRC.
+
+The users on Telegram using the official or other clients will see you with
+your regular Telegram user account and will be indistinguishable for them
+whether you are using irgramd or another Telegram client.
+
+Several IRC clients can connect to irgramd but they will see the same
+Telegram account, this allows connecting to the same Telegram account from
+different IRC clients on different locations or devices, so one irgramd
+instance only connects to one Telegram account, if you want to connect to
+several Telegram accounts you will need to run several irgramd instances.
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+[irgramd primary repository]: https://src.presi.org/darcs/irgramd
+[darcs]: http://darcs.net
+[github repository]: https://github.com/prsai/irgramd