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Latest revision as of 17:40, 15 August 2014
Open source groups often use IRC (Internet Relay Chat) for getting tech support.
Web based Client
- [webchat.freenode.net WebChat Freenode]
Mac IRC Client
Cross Platform Clients
- Pidgin (Adium on Mac)
- ChatZilla (Firefox Extension)
IRC Network of Interest
- irc.feenode.net - Used for Open Source Software
Drupal IRC Channels
- List of Drupal IRC
- #drupal
- /join #drupal-support
- /nick three report (Phil M.)
Registering your Nickname
- On freenode, you register your nickname to establish your id online
- suggests to connect to drupal.org username
- three report (PJM)
- scecdavid (David Gill)
