LDS Chat on freenode
- WelchTC
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LDS Chat on freenode
I've created a channel on freenode for those who wish to discuss with others who are online about various projects we are starting up and wish the community to help us with. Here is the information:
Protocol: irc
Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #ldstech
This chat group should only be used to discuss projects that the Church is asking the community to help with. You can create other channels for what other topics you wish to chat about. Please keep this channel and all #lds* channels available for projects.
I'll try to be online as much as possible for those who want to ask me questions.
Currently we have the [thread=393]"Ask a Question"[/thread] project that we are needing help with. Also, there is another project that I will be announcing soon that will be fairly big and we will need a lot of help with. If you have questions about how to get connected via IRC to freenode, drop your questions here and I or others experienced with freenode can help you.
Tom
Protocol: irc
Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #ldstech
This chat group should only be used to discuss projects that the Church is asking the community to help with. You can create other channels for what other topics you wish to chat about. Please keep this channel and all #lds* channels available for projects.
I'll try to be online as much as possible for those who want to ask me questions.
Currently we have the [thread=393]"Ask a Question"[/thread] project that we are needing help with. Also, there is another project that I will be announcing soon that will be fairly big and we will need a lot of help with. If you have questions about how to get connected via IRC to freenode, drop your questions here and I or others experienced with freenode can help you.
Tom
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I tried Trillian a couple months ago for my IRC needs but had to dump it due to some nasty bugs with PMs. It caused all sorts of confusion by occasionally displaying the incorrect nick when chatting with someone privately. I went back to mIRC. I like to try to consolidate apps, but I usually find that one app rarely does a good job at everything I want to do.
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mIRC is the most popular irc client. Klient and Hydra are also good ones.
Tom
I setup a web java client, for those that dont have or want to install an irc client.
http://www.gcc-hosting.com/ldstech/irc/
Use it if you want, or if you want the code to host here, that's fine too. (It's free open source)
James
Tom
I setup a web java client, for those that dont have or want to install an irc client.
http://www.gcc-hosting.com/ldstech/irc/
Use it if you want, or if you want the code to host here, that's fine too. (It's free open source)
James
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I could not get the java app to work correctly. It just said "connecting...". Anything special other than hitting the site to get it to work? Also, what is required for hosting this software?jcircus wrote:mIRC is the most popular irc client. Klient and Hydra are also good ones.
Tom
I setup a web java client, for those that dont have or want to install an irc client.
http://www.gcc-hosting.com/ldstech/irc/
Use it if you want, or if you want the code to host here, that's fine too. (It's free open source)
James
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Just going to the site should work.... I've seen several "Guests" come and go in #ldstech, so I'm sure it's working.
No special requirements for hosting it. Just upload the files to your webserver and edit the settings.
http://www.pjirc.com/about.php
James
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[16:09] * Guest250 ([email=n=Guest250@c-24-20-152-229.hsd1.mn.comcast.net]n=Guest250@c-24-20-152-229.hsd1.mn.comcast.net[/email]) Quit (Client Quit)
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[16:37] * Guest187 ([email=n=Guest187@ip70-181-70-212.oc.oc.cox.net]n=Guest187@ip70-181-70-212.oc.oc.cox.net[/email]) Quit (Client Quit)
No special requirements for hosting it. Just upload the files to your webserver and edit the settings.
http://www.pjirc.com/about.php
James
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Personally I use an application called X-Chat: http://www.xchat.org/
For Windows users they charge a 19.99 registration fee but as the application is Open Source there have been custom builds done by others that can be downloaded for free.
I get my build from http://www.silverex.org/news/
For Windows users they charge a 19.99 registration fee but as the application is Open Source there have been custom builds done by others that can be downloaded for free.
I get my build from http://www.silverex.org/news/