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* [[Communicate/IRCHowTo#Meeting_Protocol| What is the proper protocol for Fedora IRC Meetings?]] | * [[Communicate/IRCHowTo#Meeting_Protocol| What is the proper protocol for Fedora IRC Meetings?]] | ||
* [[Communicate/IRC/Maximizing_Support_from_IRC| How do I maximize the support I recieive on IRC?]] | * [[Communicate/IRC/Maximizing_Support_from_IRC| How do I maximize the support I recieive on IRC?]] | ||
* [[Communicate/IRC/Fedora-EOL-Support| What it means when my Fedora Release is EOL?]] | |||
= How to Behave in IRC = | = How to Behave in IRC = | ||
Revision as of 18:38, 16 July 2008
This page is a draft only
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
I want to know...
- What is IRC, and what channels are available?
- How do I install XChat?
- What is the difference between a "NickServ password" and a "Server password" in XChat?
- What are the basic IRC commands?
- How do I make my name appear as "username/fedora" in IRC?
- How do I join an IRC meeting?
- What is the proper protocol for Fedora IRC Meetings?
- How do I maximize the support I recieive on IRC?
- What it means when my Fedora Release is EOL?
How to Behave in IRC
- Fedora Participants Code of Conduct - These guidelines apply to the conduct users who are seeking information/support or are looking to participate in Fedoras IRC channels.
- Fedora Helpers Code of Conduct - These guidelines apply to the conduct of the #fedora channel helpers.
- Fedora Operators Code of Conduct - These guidelines apply to the conduct of the #fedora channel operators.
- General IRC Etiquette - These are general guidelines for using the Fedora IRC Channels.