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On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 09:48:14AM -0700, drobbins@g.o wrote: |
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> On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 06:14:50AM +0000, Thomas Flavel wrote: |
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> > Um, given that people are noticing the channel, and asking me questions I don't know the |
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> > answers to, does this mean it's time to annouce it on www.gentoo.org? :) |
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> Hrm, I dunno. I don't have the time to lurk on irc; doing so would eliminate |
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> any possibility of being productive. We need an IRC liaison who can act as our |
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Fair enough, I think it's clear what's more important :) |
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> representative and try to answer as many questions as possible, and forward |
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> the ones he can't answer to the list. Then, I'd feel comfortable mentioning the |
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> channel on the web site. |
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> For those who don't know, this irc channel is part of the open projects network. |
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> You can get a list of hostnames to connect to at http://www.openprojects.nu. |
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> A popular one is us.opirc.nu, and of course the channel name is #gentoo. |
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Well, I'll keep hold of the channel until something happens... |
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#debian have an irc front-end to apt which I thought was quite a nice idea; I was wondering |
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about a similar thing for portage - to check current versions etc? I'm writing an irc client at |
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the moment, once I fix up the socket code I'll have a go at interfacing it to portage once I |
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get time - there are a few things I need to sort out first before I can get back to any |
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opensource projects for the next few days, |
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- Tom |