I have never used IRC.
The closest thing was "CB" on compuserve back in the 80's.
Up until 95 I didn't have access to an internet connection. All the networks I used were
corporate networks and most were LAT or XNS not IP . In 95 when I started working
for an ISP, it was suggested by many people that IRC was "unsafe" and populated with
"unsavory" types. ;^)
I will try to make some time to check out that channel. The only thing I installed that
might do IRC is gaim and the "cZ" thingy on mozilla. I usually never even launch gaim,
I setup an account at MSN, configured gaim for the account, did a test to a co-worker,
and havn't used it since. I am supposed to use MSN to communicate with remote staff,
but I prefer email {with email you have the evidence of your communications}. What can
I say... you know, old dogs... and all that. :^)
If gaim doesn't support it I think I'll try the "cZ" thingy on mozilla.
Guy
Jesse Keating wrote:
On Friday 26 September 2003 15:00, Guy Fraser wrote:
We'll just have to see if Fedora will be too painful due to constant
upgrading.
I invite you to join the Fedora Legacy project to help us IHVs and edu's make the upgrade timeframe of Fedora less painfull. We are starting a community driving project/infrastructure to extend the EOL of Fedora releases beyond what Red Hat has committed to. #fedora-legacy in irc.freenode.net if you'd like to stop and help.
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