On Saturday 23 June 2007 19:36:40 Karsten Wade wrote: > I would hope that with the ability to remix Fedora, some enterprising > KDE folks who solve some of your "pure KDE desktop" desires. Maybe you > are one of them? > > > 5. A KDE irc channel > > The best way to start an IRC channel that you want people to join is > like this: > > 1. Start IRC client and connect to irc.freenode.net > 2. '/join #fedora-kde' > 3. '/msg chanserv register #fedora-kde <choose-password>' > 4. '/msg chanserv help' for other goodies, and this page is helpful: > http://freenode.net/channel_guidelines.shtml > 5. '/msg chanserv set #fedora-kde guard on' > - ChanServ joins and guards the channel while you are absent > 6. '/msg chanserv set #fedora-kda alternate <nickname> > - Pick another Fedora KDE user to be an alternative channel contact > 7. '/topic #fedora-kde The Fedora KDE discussion channel, NOT FOR > SUPPORT (join #fedora for that); topics include packaging, builds, KDE4, > and other kfun' > 8. Announce on 'fedora-devel-announce' the formation of a new channel; > watch people come by; when they do, say, "Hi, welcome" > > Don't think it's presumptuous to do it that way, that's how most > "official" channels get started. I've taken it upon myself to start a fedora-kde channel at #fedora-kde. If anyone is interested in being an alternative channel contact let me know. cheers, Chris -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
