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== IRC == LUG also hosts an IRC server for facilitating ~~that~~ rapid communication between its members, for various task that range from problem solving, troubleshooting, to tossing the bull around. === IRC Clients === * [[Snak]] === IRC Channels === It would rock to get a list of channels and their uses I'll include some that I know, and there uses for the final draft we should leave some out * '''#mtu''' General discussion for both student and alumni and others. * '''#linux''' General Linux discussion, and help * '''#beginners''' A place for newer people to Linux to hang out and get help. '''(Will have to ask Lego or ehntoo to be sure)''' * '''#MTUstudents''' General discussion for current MTU students. * '''#botsex''' For letting bots talk to each other in an attempt to being down the IRC server '''(someone rephrase this please)''' * '''#ballpit''' "We're adults now, so it's our turn to decide what that means." No adults allowed ;) * '''#pfrc''' This channel is for PFRC members to let loose and talk about anything and everything science/PFRC related. * If you are allowed in the alumni channel, you probably already know what it's called. So don't even try looking for it if you are not one of the '''All-Seeing, All Knowing Council of the Ancients'''. == [[Jabber]] == LUG hosts a Jabber/XMPP server. There are many clients for this protocol, which is also used by systems such as [http://talk.google.com Google Talk] ~~[[Jabber]]~~ == [http://lug.mtu.edu/lugradio/ LUGRadio] ==