• Easy command addition, as it's written in Tcl, which is a scripting language. You can add a new command and make it available right away, no reboot necessary.
• Already implemented chat commands, far beyond what current DC++ hubs implement (or which are currently implemented through bots)
• Easy runtime configuration. No need to reboot to change some configuration limit.
• Easy translation of messages. All messages are written as templates and grouped together, so translation is very easy. Non programmers can do it in no time.
• Implements the standard DC++ protocol, as well as extensions.
• Easy to use administrative interface.
• Allows various limits to be imposed: allow/deny for hosts, hosts/user/word ban, maximum number of users, minimum share, search interval, anti flood capabilities.
• User levels, with commands available to each level.
• Multi-room, not only mainchat.

tkhub should work on all platforms that Tcl/Tk is supported. Up to date it was reported to work on:
   - Linux
   - Windows