Well, if you're a linux fan, and want to use mIRC, but put off by it crashing all the time when you open the script editor. Well, thankfully, there's a fix.
Open the Script Editor in mIRC (usually, it won't crash until you click on the Remotes tab) and click on Options. Uncheck 'Line Numbers' and the editor should stop causing crashes.
- Courtesy of the mIRC Support Forums: http://trout.snt.utwente.nl/ubbthreads/u...ge=1#Post204240

Hope that helps you, because it's worked for me and others

Firebucket

Nice aFter this message i will transform my mirc based bot over to tha linux

Wow it worked thanks! Time to transfer my bots over to linux

I started mIRC scripting using the mIRC internal editor under WINE, but it's slow, and has this tendency to randomly delete a line of code once in a while (Typically just a brace, sometimes something more important!) and leave me searching for what it deleted. (Anyone else ever experience this?)

Anyways. I do all my editing now with .mrc files (so there is no n1= line numbers in the file, as .ini's do) and an external editor of choice (KDevelop). My bot has a .reload command which calls "/reload -rs" on the script, actively updating changes to the file.

This is also ideal for larger scripts. My bot for the SocialGamer network is roughly 4,500 lines of code and would take ages to scroll through using mIRC's internal editor.

Just something to think about.

My bot consists of about 20,000 lines of code