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Re: Appologies all around...

>> If we lived in the same city and were able to meet once a month or
>> so, we woouldn't be having this problems... Perhaps we could
>> arrange periodic meetings in IRC... =)

That would be insanely great, if timezone constraints permit this.

"Brian" == Brian C White <bcwhite@verisim.com> writes:

Brian> I looked when I was writing that.  There is a Debian channel
Brian> on the undernet.  (us.undernet.org).

Hmm.  I'd like to suggest irc.linpeople.org for this purpose, and
especially for any online tech support planned in addition to the
telephone support.

I think the Linux Internet Support Cooperative is ideal because:

	* This is the network in the Online-Support mini-HOWTO.

	* The LISC network has a mission -- free, friendly online
	  Linux support -- which is as lofty as our goals.

	* It has only around 10 strategically-located servers (making
	  netsplits rare), which run specially-modified ircd software
	  (making channel operators unnecessary).

	* The no-operator policy drives away the most annoying people;
	  the channels really are friendly and helpful.

	* I run one of the servers -- anne.mccaffrey.linpeople.org,  :-)
	  a T-1 hub -- so I can help set up a special channel for
	  Debian internal use should that be desired.


An IRC addict, I'm online at irc.linpeople.org some 11 hours every
weekday (~10-9 EST), and have been since January.  As far as I can
tell, only me and a few advanced Debian users have been answering
Debian-specific questions.

I'd love to see other Debian developers there, if only to meet them.
The collective wisdom of the Project must be staggering.  :-)

Other linux channels exist, I'm sure; I haven't visited EFnet nor the
undernet lately, so I don't know what the #debian channel is like.

Personally, though, I hope the network chosen for this isn't linuxnet.
Apparently I've been permanently banned from #linux because someone
didn't like my nick (always "netgod") and my lengthy hostname (which
was "proudly-running-linux-kernel-2.1.29.netgod.net" at one point).

Oh well.

-- netgod -=LPC=-      (Linpeople Quake Clan)


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