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Revision as of 15:43, 7 August 2011
One of the best ways to get questions answered is to ask them to other users. This is what IRC (internet relay chat) is about. While participating you can ask and at the same time you are encouraged to answer other users' questions when you are able to. To join a KDE chat,
- point your browser to
http://webchat.freenode.net - decide for a nickname for yourself and enter it
- as channel, enter
#kde - enter the text that is shown graphically (it is a captcha to keep away spammers)
- click on
You will get a chance to talk with all other participants on the channel #kde.
Here is a list of IRC Channels. To join another channel (about fedora in this example), enter
/join #fedora-kde
If you want more comfortability than a browser can give you, you can install IRC applications like Quassel or Konversation.