Difference between revisions of "IRC Rules and Tips"
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| + | <center><big>'''PLEASE DO NOT PRIVATE MESSAGE (PM) A USER FOR HELP.<br /> | ||
| + | '''ALL HELP IS TO BE DONE IN THE CHANNEL!'''</big></center> | ||
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* The usual civility rules of IRC apply | * The usual civility rules of IRC apply | ||
* Keep the good vibe, be polite and to the topic | * Keep the good vibe, be polite and to the topic | ||
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** fpaste http://fpaste.org (Fedora) | ** fpaste http://fpaste.org (Fedora) | ||
** pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com (Ubuntu) | ** pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com (Ubuntu) | ||
| + | <blockquote>'''NOTE:''' You can also use fpaste from the command line in Fedora using the command "fpaste" ... same for Ubuntu and pastebinit</blockquote> | ||
| − | + | * For screenshots, you can use https://pasteboard.co/, https://snag.gy/ or https://www.imgur.com | |
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* You may want to search the [http://www.amahi.org/faq Amahi FAQ] for basic questions | * You may want to search the [http://www.amahi.org/faq Amahi FAQ] for basic questions | ||
* Remember, for debugging, details matter. Be as precise as possible! | * Remember, for debugging, details matter. Be as precise as possible! | ||
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* Post all bugs and feature request on the [http://bugs.amahi.org Bug Tracker] under the respective project. | * Post all bugs and feature request on the [http://bugs.amahi.org Bug Tracker] under the respective project. | ||
* Command and control the [[IRC Bot | AmahiBot]] | * Command and control the [[IRC Bot | AmahiBot]] | ||
| − | + | <blockquote>'''NOTE''': While we try to respond promptly to whatever questions you may come in with, please keep in mind that we can’t always respond ''instantaneously.'' So please, stick around for a little while and give us a chance to realize there’s channel activity before you give up.</blockquote> | |
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==IRC Channels== | ==IRC Channels== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:45, 24 May 2018
ALL HELP IS TO BE DONE IN THE CHANNEL!
- The usual civility rules of IRC apply
- Keep the good vibe, be polite and to the topic
- For anything longer than three lines, please use some pasting service
- fpaste http://fpaste.org (Fedora)
- pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com (Ubuntu)
NOTE: You can also use fpaste from the command line in Fedora using the command "fpaste" ... same for Ubuntu and pastebinit
- For screenshots, you can use https://pasteboard.co/, https://snag.gy/ or https://www.imgur.com
- You may want to search the Amahi FAQ for basic questions
- Remember, for debugging, details matter. Be as precise as possible!
- For specific problems that require a good description, the Amahi Forums are probably best. Post the specifics there and discuss in IRC.
- The Amahi Wiki is another great resource. Remember you can contribute too, enhancing or creating new guides.
- Post all bugs and feature request on the Bug Tracker under the respective project.
- Command and control the AmahiBot
NOTE: While we try to respond promptly to whatever questions you may come in with, please keep in mind that we can’t always respond instantaneously. So please, stick around for a little while and give us a chance to realize there’s channel activity before you give up.
IRC Channels
- Amahi General Discussion and Support: #amahi
- Amahi Pro/Ninja and Paid App Support: #amahi-support
- Amahi on Debian/Ubuntu: #amahi-debian
However, if we really all do seem asleep, feel free to ask your question over on the forums.
