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| IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is communication network. Users can talk together in realtime, each user has a nick. There are rooms (called channels) on irc, their names are beginning with #. For more information browse to [http://www.irchelp.org/]. | IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is communication network. Users can talk together in realtime, each user has a nick. There are rooms (called channels) on IRC, their names begin with #. For more information browse to [[http://www.irchelp.org/]]. |
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| Kernel newbies are gathered on #kernelnewbies on irc.oftc.net. This channel is about kernel development, it's internals and so on. For general linux discussion please go to other channels like #linux, or one with the name of your favorite linux distribution. | Kernel newbies are gathered on #kernelnewbies on irc.oftc.net. This channel is about kernel development, its internals and so on. For general Linux discussion please go to other channels like #linux, or one with the name of your favorite Linux distribution. |
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| Kernel newbies are using irc network at [http://www.oftc.net/oftc/ OFTC.net]. If you don't have an favorite IRC client (or you don't know any), choose one: * xchat (GUI, gtk, runs under linux other unices and also windows) * irssi (text only, linux & unices) * kvirc (GUI, kde, linux & unices) * ksirc (GUI, kde, linux & unices) * konversation (GUI, kde, linux & unices) * BitchX (text only, linux & unices) |
Kernel newbies are using IRC network at [[http://www.oftc.net/|OFTC.net]]. If you don't have a favorite IRC client (or you don't know any), choose one: * xchat (GUI, gtk, runs under Linux other Unices and also Windows) * irssi (text only, Linux & Unices) * kvirc (GUI, kde, Linux & Unices) * ksirc (GUI, kde, Linux & unices) * konversation (GUI, kde, Linux & Unices) * BitchX (text only, Linux & Unices) * Pidgin (GUI, gtk) * [[https://webchat.oftc.net/?channels=kernelnewbies|webchat]] |
- Start your favorite IRC client
- /server irc.oftc.net
- /join #kernelnewbies
- Ask what you want to know without asking permission to ask and keep the discussion ontopic (i.e. about kernel programming).
Alternatively try this URL: irc://irc.oftc.net/kernelnewbies (should work with many browser / IRC client combinations)
Intro to IRC
IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is communication network. Users can talk together in realtime, each user has a nick. There are rooms (called channels) on IRC, their names begin with #. For more information browse to http://www.irchelp.org/.
Kernel newbies are gathered on #kernelnewbies on irc.oftc.net. This channel is about kernel development, its internals and so on. For general Linux discussion please go to other channels like #linux, or one with the name of your favorite Linux distribution.
How to simply join #kernelnewbies IRC
Kernel newbies are using IRC network at OFTC.net. If you don't have a favorite IRC client (or you don't know any), choose one:
- xchat (GUI, gtk, runs under Linux other Unices and also Windows)
irssi (text only, Linux & Unices)
kvirc (GUI, kde, Linux & Unices)
ksirc (GUI, kde, Linux & unices)
konversation (GUI, kde, Linux & Unices)
BitchX (text only, Linux & Unices)
- Pidgin (GUI, gtk)
Upon first start, some clients popup a window with serverlist. If you don't want to play with it and click, close it and you'll probably find one line at the bottom that looks like a command line. Enter there:
/server irc.oftc.net
- This will connect you to the server.
/join #kernelnewbies
You will join the channel and you can talk to us
