Not sure these are the best choices, but there are some catch-alls at the bottom. . .

The Perlmonks CB client I use is:

• Chatterbox Nodelet
• last hour of cb
• CB60
• Enhanced FullPage Client
• chatterbox sidebar
• Perl/Tk Chatterbox Client
• new java chat client
• Curses Chatterbox Client
• Win32::GUI Chatterbox client
• Robomonk - An IRC to PM Bridge
• #cbstream on IRC of course
• im2's telnet-server
• CBHistory
• Acme::ESP Chatterbox Client
• All of the above
• None of the above - Rolled my own, baby! 2l33t4U
• Other

update: I added suggestions from cbu (I liked your "of course", so I kept it) and blazar. I incorporated ambrus' suggestions. Not sure how Pollsters want the updates (do I use strikeout as above or just delete it?).

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