[ale] ale-chat announcement

[Boris Borisov]

I don't think having less members is particular
bad thing. For me is just saying that Linux have reached maturity, the very
rough edges that can scare the regular user are been polished ( drivers
availability, automatic drivers loading, USB subsystem, Xorg, the install
process itself and etc.). Well it pays off with Linux getting fatter and
fatter but anyways. I'm coming from #linuxhelp IRC chat channel halfway
across the globe and there is the same situation. The real peak was in
early to mid 2000's when the Linux servers were really booming (at least
there) .Today this channel has around 10 regular people sitting there and
almost no chat.


On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 6:10 AM, William Bagwell <rb211 at tds.net> wrote:

> Please don't. Allen B has offed to host one that will be better than a
> Googlegroup or a Yahoo list. On several of these and despise the way
> setttings don't stay set...
>
> Besides it should be a subset of this list, Linux enthusiasts discusing non
> Linux topics, not Joe Random discusing what ever. However, I am hoping
> Linux
> *will* be discused on the new list. Just not the heavy duty command line
> stuff.
>
> Plus none of this VI verses EMACS debate! Every one knows KWrite is all you
> need;-)
> --
> William
>
> On Wednesday 06 November 2013, Justin W Elam wrote:
> > I or someone else could create
> > ale-chat at googlegroups
> > i just checked and 'ale-chat' is available
>
>
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