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Re: was happy and now unhappy.
by Johan on Monday 25/Mar/2002, @13:15

I agree. Mailing lists sucks.

Use the web so *I* can choose when I have time to read it or not!

It would also be interesting to try a good (streaming) chat system for this "Cafe". Maybe there will be a lot of discussion, maybe there won't but you don't know until you've tried. IRC is a bit too geeky, invites hoards of script-kiddies to break into you computer and can't be used from everywhere...

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Re: was happy and now unhappy.
by Anonymous on Monday 25/Mar/2002, @21:55

> Use the web so *I* can choose when I have time to read it or not!

Ever heard of mailing list archives? http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-cafe&r=1&w=2

> IRC is a bit too geeky, invites hoards of script-kiddies to break into you computer and can't be used from everywhere...

FUD

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Re: was happy and now unhappy.
by Ingo Klöcker on Tuesday 26/Mar/2002, @08:27

kde-cafe is also available via the news feed (news.uslinuxtraining.com, read-only). So you don't have to subscribe to the mailing list if you just want to read it from time to time.

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Re: was happy and now unhappy.
by Erik Hensema on Tuesday 26/Mar/2002, @08:56

I'm the admin of news.nl.linux.org, I can create one or more KDE newsgroups without trouble. It'll even be propagated to other servers (though not many have the nlo.* hierarchy yet).

The server is readonly, but you can get an account for free. Visit http://news.nl.linux.org for details

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