Hi –
Just to repeat something from another thread, but with its own
subject line:
To get to the Ruby IRC channel #ruby-lang, you now have to connect
to irc.freenode.net, rather than irc.openprojects.net.
And by all means do! It’s a happenin’ place.
David
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dblack@candle.superlink.net wrote in message
And by all means do! It’s a happenin’ place.
This is my first attempt to use IRC so may be I am missing all the fun.
When is the best time to come there … I tried a few times this evening and
did not see any activity.
I have mIRC client (ver. 6.03) set up to connect to freenode on my Win XP
(Pro) machine.
TIA,
– shanko
Did you say hello? 
The “best” time is all the time, I think. People often inactively
lurk. After all, if they don’t have something specific they want to
talk about, they’re likely to just get on with what they were doing.
Anyone presenting a simple Ruby problem usually gets a quick response,
in my limited experience.
But it could be that your time zone is disadvantaged. That’s unlikely
though.
Cheers,
Gavin
On Monday, January 20, 2003, 2:13:02 PM, Shashank wrote:
dblack@candle.superlink.net wrote in message
And by all means do! It’s a happenin’ place.
This is my first attempt to use IRC so may be I am missing all the fun.
When is the best time to come there … I tried a few times this evening and
did not see any activity.
Do you know of any other ruby channels anywhere? I’ve tried starting a few of
my own on various networks, but rarely run into them.
One’s enough, isn’t it? Specific projects might have their own
channel (e.g. #freepan).
Gavin
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, 2:39:29 PM, loats205 wrote:
Do you know of any other ruby channels anywhere? I’ve tried starting a few of
my own on various networks, but rarely run into them.