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+## Clients Supported
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+`ssh-chat` has a few features, one of them being coloring usernames according to the selected theme. `ssh` is a protocol that transports data, and any client can use it, but not every client supports the coloring codes that `ssh-chat` uses. To have users appear colored in your chat, you must use a client that supports ANSI escape sequences.
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+**List of clients that work:**
+* Bash for Windows / WSL terminal
+* MinGW TTY terminal
+* PuTTY, KiTTY and similar related programs
+* Any `xterm`-like terminal emulator (`st`, `rxvt-unicode`, `terminator`, Gnome/xfce/KDE terminals, etc)
+* Emacs `ansi-term`
+* NeoVim embedded terminal (`:terminal`)
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+**List of clients that don't work:**
+* `cmd.exe` on Windows with `ssh`
+* Emacs `eshell` (just use `ansi-term` for ANSI support)
+* Web terminals that don't support ANSI escape sequences
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