PuppyLinux: Puppy Linux IRC Chat

Most recent edit on 2007-11-25 00:14:58 by Wosh

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Edited on 2007-03-18 01:09:41 by BostonVaulter

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Note: The server should be irc.freenode.net NOT irc.icq.net

Edited on 2007-03-16 15:46:34 by AlienJeff

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join the unofficial channel ##puppylinux. (note the double #'s)

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join the unofficial channels ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation. (note the double #'s)

Edited on 2007-03-16 08:15:51 by BostonVaulter

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join the unofficial channels ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation. (note the double #'s) Watch a Flash video on setting up Gaim for IRC∞ (note: connect to irc.freenode.net not irc.icq.net) or:

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join the unofficial channels ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.

Watch a Flash video on setting up Gaim for IRC∞ or:

Edited on 2007-02-23 00:34:55 by KlhRevolutionist [klh url update]

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If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed then you could use CGI:IRC which works with most browsers∞. You can go to one for the 2 official Puppy Linux chatrooms only∞ or one for the main unofficial chatroom∞ or IRC @ Work∞ which works for any server and channel. To get started with CGI:IRC in general:

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If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed then you could use CGI:IRC which works with most browsers∞. You can go to one for the 2 official Puppy Linux chatrooms only∞ or one for the main unofficial chatroom∞ or IRC @ Work∞ which works for any server and channel. To get started with CGI:IRC in general:

Edited on 2007-02-13 22:48:19 by JeyRey [added IRC intro link]

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Freenode's channel guidelines∞ has excellent guidelines as well as OpenWrt's IRC introduction∞.

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Freenode's channel guidelines∞ has excellent guidelines as well.

Edited on 2007-01-16 01:57:18 by JeyRey

No differences.

Edited on 2007-01-16 01:31:42 by JeyRey

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~5) If you think you were treated unfairly, send an e-mail to Anacari (AKA ^Cricket^) at webmaster @ hallowedaether.net or a Private Message via the main forum to J_Rey∞. (Note: We will at least need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

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~5) If you think you were treated unfairly, send an e-mail to Anacari (AKA ^Cricket^) at webmaster @ hallowedaether.net or a Private Message via the main forum to J_Rey∞. (Note: We will at least need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

Edited on 2007-01-16 01:30:14 by JeyRey [admin contact info update]

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~5) If you think you were treated unfairly, send an e-mail to Anacari (AKA ^Cricket^) at webmaster @ hallowedaether.net or a Private Message via the main forum to J_Rey∞. (Note: We will at least need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

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~5) If you think you were treated unfairly, send a Private Message via the main forum to Anacari∞ (AKA ^Cricket^) or J_Rey∞. (Note: We will need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

Edited on 2007-01-15 22:34:22 by JeyRey [updated & added to web-based section]

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join the unofficial channels ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.
If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed then you could use CGI:IRC which works with most browsers∞. You can go to one for the 2 official Puppy Linux chatrooms only∞ or one for the main unofficial chatroom∞ or IRC @ Work∞ which works for any server and channel. To get started with CGI:IRC in general:

Deletions:
Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.
If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed, then you can go to this one for Puppy Linux chatrooms only∞ or IRC @ Work∞ for any server or channel to use CGI:IRC in most browsers∞. To get started with CGI:IRC in general:

Edited on 2007-01-15 22:10:32 by JeyRey [updated & added new web-based links]

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You can go to our web-based chat∞ (requires Java though). Make sure you are logged in first. There is another web-based chat∞ that requires Java & JavaScript. Make sure to click on the #puppylinux link for it to popup the new window.
If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed, then you can go to this one for Puppy Linux chatrooms only∞ or IRC @ Work∞ for any server or channel to use CGI:IRC in most browsers∞. To get started with CGI:IRC in general:
- Type whatever you want to say and press Enter.
- Click the X in the upper-right corner when done until the login screen is shown again.

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You can go to our main web-based chatroom∞ (requires Java though). Make sure you are logged in at http://puppylinux.org/user/∞ first. To join our Foundation channel, from the chat type: /join #puppylinux-foundation (more about Java∞)
If you don't have or don't want to have Java installed, then you can go to this URL http://puppyirc.nfshost.com/cgiirc/irc.cgi∞ to use CGI:IRC in most browsers∞. To get started with CGI:IRC:
- Type whatever you want to say and press Enter. Remember to follow the Puppy Linux IRC Rules above.

Edited on 2007-01-15 21:28:34 by JeyRey [removed transition link & add Freenode guidelines & updated forum links]

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which was used for Foundation meetings and can be used for other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.

If you think you were treated unfairly, send a Private Message via the main forum to Anacari∞ (AKA ^Cricket^) or J_Rey∞. (Note: We will need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

Freenode's channel guidelines∞ has excellent guidelines as well.

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.
Also, we have almost completed the transition to FreeNode. See the PuppyLinuxIRCTransition wiki page for an update on the plan/progress. Read the related forum post(s)∞ for more info on why we moved.

If you think you were treated unfairly, send a Private Message via the forums to Anacari∞ (AKA ^Cricket^) or J_Rey∞ (See also our forum profiles: Anacari∞ & J_Rey∞). (Note: We will need the Nick of the person whom you wish to log a complaint against.)

Edited on 2006-11-23 23:17:38 by KlhRevolutionist [err..]

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The Unofficial Puppy Linux Chatroom

If you are using gaim/opera/chatzilla type /join puppylinux If you would rather use the web based client click the following link Unofficial PuppyLinux Chat∞

Edited on 2006-11-23 23:14:05 by KlhRevolutionist [Unofficial PuppyLinux Chatroom added to list]

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The Unofficial Puppy Linux Chatroom

If you are using gaim/opera/chatzilla type /join puppylinux If you would rather use the web based client click the following link Unofficial PuppyLinux Chat∞

Edited on 2006-11-17 05:51:26 by JeyRey [removed forum chat info and tidied up a bit]

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other semi-important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively, you can join ##puppylinux or ##puppylinux-foundation.
Also, we have almost completed the transition to FreeNode. See the PuppyLinuxIRCTransition wiki page for an update on the plan/progress. Read the related forum post(s)∞ for more info on why we moved.

Deletions:
Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively you can join puppylinux or puppylinux-foundation
Also, we have almost completed the transition to FreeNode. See the PuppyLinuxIRCTransition wiki page for an update on the plan/progress. Read the related forum post(s)∞ for more info on why we've moved.
Although, it doesn't work with our official channel, if necessary, you can go to the Chat section∞ on the forum (requires a Flash-enabled browser) and see if someone is still at the old channel. Make sure you are logged in first to avoid having to change your nick. To join our Foundation channel, from the forum chat type: /join #puppylinux-foundation

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Edited on 2006-11-01 02:57:26 by KlhRevolutionist [klh channel update]

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively you can join puppylinux or puppylinux-foundation

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively you can join puppylinux or puppylinux-foundation

Edited on 2006-11-01 02:54:00 by KlhRevolutionist [klh irc channels added]

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client. Alternatively you can join puppylinux or puppylinux-foundation

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Generally, the server is irc.freenode.net and the main channel is #puppylinux. The main channel is for tech support and general chat. There is another channel, #puppylinux-foundation, which will be used for Foundation meetings and other important discussions. Having two channels makes it a lot easier to separate conversations. To join both channels at once, enter #puppylinux,#puppylinux-foundation without any spaces in the appropriate location in your IRC client.

Edited on 2006-04-08 17:00:33 by PuppianL [java link]

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You can go to our main web-based chatroom∞ (requires Java though). Make sure you are logged in at http://puppylinux.org/user/∞ first. To join our Foundation channel, from the chat type: /join #puppylinux-foundation (more about Java∞)

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You can go to our main web-based chatroom∞ (requires Java∞ though). Make sure you are logged in at http://puppylinux.org/user/∞ first. To join our Foundation channel, from the chat type: /join #puppylinux-foundation (more about Java∞)

PuppyLinux : PuppyLinuxIRC

The Unofficial Puppy Linux Chatroom

The Unofficial Puppy Linux Chatroom