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TommiPirinen: dpaste.de seems not right

2022-05-31T12:19:58Z

dpaste.de seems not right

Popcorndude: /* Logs */ update links

2021-05-24T17:29:55Z

Logs: update links

Francis Tyers at 02:52, 20 May 2021

2021-05-20T02:52:10Z

Francis Tyers at 20:39, 19 May 2021

2021-05-19T20:39:59Z

TommiPirinen: /* Matrix/Riot */

2020-08-14T02:09:25Z

Matrix/Riot

ScoopGracie: /* Use an IRC client */ Add CIRC for Chromebooks

2019-12-22T18:40:41Z

Use an IRC client: Add CIRC for Chromebooks

Unhammer: /* Connecting */

2019-08-26T11:23:48Z

Connecting

Unhammer: /* Connecting */

2019-08-26T11:23:01Z

Connecting

Xavivars: /* Matrix/Riot */

2018-10-24T08:41:27Z

Matrix/Riot

Xavivars: /* Matrix/Riot */

2018-10-24T08:40:34Z

Matrix/Riot

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 ''Don't ask to ask a question'', just get to the point and ask the real question.
 * ''Don't'' do: <code>&lt;Guest45011&gt; Anyone here? Can I ask a question?</code>
-* Instead, do:  <code><nowiki>&lt;Guest45011&gt; Hi, I'm trying to compile XYZ and getting this error: http://dpaste.de/foobar How do I fix this?</nowiki></code>
+* Instead, do:  <code><nowiki>&lt;Guest45011&gt; Hi, I'm trying to compile XYZ and getting this error: http://apertium.codepad.org/ How do I fix this?</nowiki></code>
 Then '''hang around''' (don't quit the chat program) until someone answers.

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 ==Logs==
-[[User:Tino Didriksen]] keeps [http://alpha.visl.sdu.dk/~tino/pisg/freenode/ logs].
+[[User:Tino Didriksen]] keeps [https://tinodidriksen.com/pisg/OFTC/logs/#apertium/ logs].
-There's also a [http://alpha.visl.sdu.dk/~tino/pisg/freenode/apertium-28d.html 28 day summary], which gives such cryptic information as:
+There's also a [https://tinodidriksen.com/pisg/OFTC/apertium-28d.html 28 day summary], which gives such cryptic information as:
 <pre>
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 </pre>
+Logs from before May 2021 can be found [http://tinodidriksen.com/pisg/freenode/logs/#apertium/ here].
 ==IRC FAQ==

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 === Use an IRC client ===
 <!-- Commented out note about Matrix because Matrix is commented out
-'''Note''': If you would like to be able to send a PM to a Matrix user, '''you will need to register your nick with NickServ'''.  Once you are connected to OFTC, type <code>/msg NickServ HELP</code> for information on getting started with this.  Registration is free, takes only a few minutes, and requires only an email address to which OFTC will send a registration code.  Once you have registered, you will need to authenticate each time you log in.  If you use the freenode Web IRC client, simply check the "Auth to services:" option and fill out your username (the nick that you registered with NickServ) and password.  Most other clients have automatic authentication built in.  For example, in WeeChat, you would simply set <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_username</code> to your username, <code>irc.server.freenode.sasl_password</code> to your password, and <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_mechanism</code> to <code>plain</code> (assuming that the name of the OFTC server on your WeeChat client is <code>oftc</code>).
+'''Note''': If you would like to be able to send a PM to a Matrix user, '''you will need to register your nick with NickServ'''.  Once you are connected to OFTC, type <code>/msg NickServ HELP</code> for information on getting started with this.  Registration is free, takes only a few minutes, and requires only an email address to which OFTC will send a registration code.  Once you have registered, you will need to authenticate each time you log in.  If you use the OFTC Web IRC client, simply check the "Auth to services:" option and fill out your username (the nick that you registered with NickServ) and password.  Most other clients have automatic authentication built in.  For example, in WeeChat, you would simply set <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_username</code> to your username, <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_password</code> to your password, and <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_mechanism</code> to <code>plain</code> (assuming that the name of the OFTC server on your WeeChat client is <code>oftc</code>).
 There are various other ways to connect too:

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 {{Main page header}}
 {{TOCD}}
-The informal meeting place of Apertium is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat Internet Relay Chat] channel <code>#apertium</code> at <code>irc.freenode.net</code>. If you want help with anything Apertium-related, or just want to have a chat with the developers, feel free to join our channel.
+The informal meeting place of Apertium is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat Internet Relay Chat] channel <code>#apertium</code> at <code>irc.oftc.net</code>. If you want help with anything Apertium-related, or just want to have a chat with the developers, feel free to join our channel.
 == Connecting ==
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 === Use an IRC client ===
 <!-- Commented out note about Matrix because Matrix is commented out
-'''Note''': If you would like to be able to send a PM to a Matrix user, '''you will need to register your nick with NickServ'''.  Once you are connected to freenode, type <code>/msg NickServ HELP</code> for information on getting started with this.  Registration is free, takes only a few minutes, and requires only an email address to which freenode will send a registration code.  Once you have registered, you will need to authenticate each time you log in.  If you use the freenode Web IRC client, simply check the "Auth to services:" option and fill out your username (the nick that you registered with NickServ) and password.  Most other clients have automatic authentication built in.  For example, in WeeChat, you would simply set <code>irc.server.freenode.sasl_username</code> to your username, <code>irc.server.freenode.sasl_password</code> to your password, and <code>irc.server.freenode.sasl_mechanism</code> to <code>plain</code> (assuming that the name of the freenode server on your WeeChat client is <code>freenode</code>).
+'''Note''': If you would like to be able to send a PM to a Matrix user, '''you will need to register your nick with NickServ'''.  Once you are connected to OFTC, type <code>/msg NickServ HELP</code> for information on getting started with this.  Registration is free, takes only a few minutes, and requires only an email address to which OFTC will send a registration code.  Once you have registered, you will need to authenticate each time you log in.  If you use the freenode Web IRC client, simply check the "Auth to services:" option and fill out your username (the nick that you registered with NickServ) and password.  Most other clients have automatic authentication built in.  For example, in WeeChat, you would simply set <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_username</code> to your username, <code>irc.server.freenode.sasl_password</code> to your password, and <code>irc.server.oftc.sasl_mechanism</code> to <code>plain</code> (assuming that the name of the OFTC server on your WeeChat client is <code>oftc</code>).
 There are various other ways to connect too:
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 You can install https://thelounge.chat on any server that can run nodejs, and get a pretty-looking web-based chat client that always stays connected for you (similar to running Weechat with [https://www.glowing-bear.org/ glowingbear]).
-Clicking [irc://irc.freenode.net/#apertium irc://irc.freenode.net/#apertium] should connect your  client if you've installed it, otherwise select <code>irc.freenode.net</code> from the servers and join #apertium.
+Clicking [irc://irc.oftc.net/#apertium irc://irc.oftc.net/#apertium] should connect your  client if you've installed it, otherwise select <code>irc.oftc.net</code> from the servers and join #apertium.
 === Through a browser ===
-If you for some reason don't have access to install a chat client, you can try '''http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=apertium''' <!-- or our [http://xixona.dlsi.ua.es/cgi-bin/cgiirc/irc.cgi CGI::IRC client] --> in your web browser. The webchat seems to disconnect a lot though, so we recommend using a real desktop client.
+If you for some reason don't have access to install a chat client, you can try '''http://webchat.oftc.net/?channels=apertium'''   in your web browser. The webchat seems to disconnect a lot though, so we recommend using a real desktop client.
 === Matrix/Element ===
 If you haven't used IRC much before, one of the easiest ways is probably to connect via Matrix/Element; see [[IRC/Matrix]] for how. This will give you an account with persistent history even if your computer isn't always on, and works on all platforms.
-<!--<strong style="color:maroon;font-size:1.5em;>DO NOT USE MATRIX/RIOT FOR NOW. MESSAGES ARE NOT SYNCED WITH IRC</strong>
--->
 == Other info ==

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-=== Matrix/Riot ===
+=== Matrix/Element ===
-<!-- If you haven't used IRC much before, one of the easiest ways is probably to connect via Matrix/Riot; see [[IRC/Matrix]] for how. This will give you an account with persistent history even if your computer isn't always on, and works on all platforms. -->
+If you haven't used IRC much before, one of the easiest ways is probably to connect via Matrix/Element; see [[IRC/Matrix]] for how. This will give you an account with persistent history even if your computer isn't always on, and works on all platforms.
-<strong style="color:maroon;font-size:1.5em;>DO NOT USE MATRIX/RIOT FOR NOW. MESSAGES ARE NOT SYNCED WITH IRC</strong>
+<!--<strong style="color:maroon;font-size:1.5em;>DO NOT USE MATRIX/RIOT FOR NOW. MESSAGES ARE NOT SYNCED WITH IRC</strong>
+-->
 == Other info ==

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 '''Mac''' users may like http://colloquy.info/ which seems quite well integrated with the Mac desktop.
+'''Chrome OS''' users might like [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/circ/bebigdkelppomhhjaaianniiifjbgocn/ CIRC].
 You can install https://thelounge.chat on any server that can run nodejs, and get a pretty-looking web-based chat client that always stays connected for you (similar to running Weechat with [https://www.glowing-bear.org/ glowingbear]).