Chatroom

[Mikrondel]

[Oh, and the chatroom has been restarted. Get in when you can.]

[mopsy]

I donno.. I justhadn't seen anything on it, personally I don't always finish a project when I start it, so I reasoned that people are like me.

Edit: I tried entering it and it did the thing it does when servers down.

[Mikrondel]

I'm going to add it to the init scripts so it's a bit easier to have a car with letters beneath the rear-vision mirror if you want to be corrected about martial arts. (Wait, where did that sentence just go?) In short, hopefully it'll turn itself on without me having to remember to turn it on.

There may be some bugs floating around in it still; if you get disconnected (and then go back in to find somebody just joined - or can't connect anymore) please inform me immediately combined with the circumstances that may have contributed to the error.

Thanks!

Edit: I doubt any of you would be able to answer this, but would you happen to know of an easy way to test if a program is already running under UNIX? Also the chatroom is up ATM.

[MehItRejectedMeAgain]

I was entirely too lazy to log in (meh... it happens...). If you're wondering about the name, I got bored after it rejected my name (and putting a number or underscore in it seemed too mundane) several times (since we apparently don't appreciate clever and humourous names)).

I like what you've done with the chatroom. With the exception of some weird formatting errors (in one case, the #help command printed the answer before the actual question (ever so much fun to read that one! I felt like a genius before I even got to the question I wanted to know about ), and some weird slowness (probably caused on my end. I was installing your standard 2TB daily M$ security update ); it's a great chat program.

Especially nice is the addition of multiple chat rooms (too bad all were empty ).

-EarlOfQB (mmmm Camel-flavoured case.... {salivates loudly like Homer Simpson}).