Re: [cowiki-dev] IRC

I've found I can't be on IRC and get other work done too.  :-(  The 
context switching slips as you get older.

Sy wrote:

>#develnet is also an excellent channel for you to brush up on your German.  ;)
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>On 7/6/05, Daniel T. Gorski <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>Hi guys,
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>>this is a one more INVITATION to the IRCNet channel "#develnet" where we
>>can talk about coWiki and other software, and where you may ask questions
>>if you have problems about coWiki, or if you want affront someone ;)
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>>Or you may just idle and watch what happens.
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>>IRC (Internet Relay Chat) was intoduced before "ICQ"s and "Messangers" and
>>is a very nice way to communicate. If your under 15 years of age and do not
>>know otherwise, you would call it a "chat room". Using IRC makes you mature
>>:) You'll appreciate this way of communication after a few days.
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>>Depending on your operating system, you'll need different clients to join
>>such a channel:
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>> * For Linux I personally recommend "irssi" -> <http://irssi.org/>
>> * If you are a Windows crack, <http://www.mirc.com/> will do it for you.
>> * Hm, I have no client recommendation for Mac users now, but I am sure
>>   you'll find one
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>>Why should you visit us?
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>>Just because it's a _social come-together_ where we don't speak strictly
>>about the software problems, but just joking and just "talk" - if a problem
>>arises or something with the project or the PHP or Java language is not
>>clear, we'll try to solve it - and probably there is someone 24/7 in the
>>channel, who knows what's going on and can help.
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>>The #develnet channel is located in the so called "IRCNet".
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>>To setup your IRC client software, just choose the "net": here "IRCNet", and
>>then join the "channel" named "#develnet", say "hello" and introduce
>>yourself. You will meet us people, and you will see, we do not bite :)
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>>PLEASE don't give up if you apparently see people in the channel, but you
>>get no answer, JUST stay in the channel until some wakes up :=) Conversation
>>in an IRC might sometimes be a long-term conversation as usually nobody
>>leaves thes room and everbody can read what you wrote two days ago and
>>answer on this.
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>>Join us if you are interested, we are looking forward to you.
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>>Yours, regards dtg
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