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Revision as of 20:33, 18 November 2010
The IRC activity allows you to chat with other Sugar/OLPC users and enthusiasts on the Internet via Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
The activity defaults to a "channel" (akin to a "room") called #sugar on the Freenode network, but you can join one of the many channels available by typing /join #channel, where #channel is the channel name. Like many Free/Open Source projects, Sugar developers frequent this channel, and are happy to help with any Sugar questions and suggestions you may have.
See the Internet Relay Chat page on this wiki for a list of Sugar-related channels you can join.
IRC Commands
The following commands can be typed into the input box, all preceded by a slash (/):
- /join #channel - join a channel
- /server irc.example.org - connect to a different network
- /query user - open up a private chat window with another user
- /msg user message - privately message another user without opening a new window
- /nick new_name - change your nickname away from the default
Many other commands are available, and you can create and administer your own channels as well: see the IRC FAQ for more information.
Maintainers
- Fran Rogers, 2010—present
- Mel Chua, 2009—2010
- Eduardo Silva, 2007—2009
Resources
- Activity Library page
- Sources
- Trac Tickets: Sugar Labs OLPC