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i did decide to create a solaris forum..( since i am going to be certified in a few months hopefully ) in which i am trying to find the time to work on and finish.
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I took the chat reference off the homepage quite a while ago. Some links do still refer to it however. At this time we do not have the resources to offer this. It is very likly that at some point in the future it will come back.
Originally posted by jeremy I took the chat reference off the homepage quite a while ago. Some links do still refer to it however. At this time we do not have the resources to offer this. It is very likly that at some point in the future it will come back.
--jeremy
What kind of resources are we talking about? Money? Horsepower?
Originally posted by CragStar Just how constructive would a chat room be? One-on-one chat maybe, but really, most chat rooms that I have seen are a complete mess most of the time.
Well... Not under my tyrannic operatorship! One step away from the line and ... smack!
But seriously, I think it would be a pretty good idea. We could even try some "non-standard" chats for a change, like a modified quake server or something less heavy, like this: http://www.openverse.com/
Frankly non-standard chats (i.e. visual/3D) will make it harder to discuss technical issues... Imagine copy pasting your smb.conf into a tiny speech bubble on OpenVerse.
Last edited by sewer_monkey; 06-07-2002 at 08:31 AM.
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