IRC General Information

IRC
Networks:
To learn more about the IRC Networks, try these links:

DALnet homepage at www.dal.net, list of servers at www.dal.net/servers/index.html
Undernet information at www.undernet.org, server list at servers.undernet.org/.
EFnet page at www.irchelp.org or www.efnet.net, servers listed at www.efnet.net/serverlist.html
IRCnet available servers listed at www.ludd.luth.se/irc/servers.html.
A general text list of all servers may be downloaded from ftp.comco.com/pub/irc/server-list-current

Mac
Resources:
Go Ballistic for a review of mac clients and mac IRC channels;
Mac channels:

#macintosh on DALnet;
#mac on Undernet;
#macintosh on Quarterdeck

Guides:
New users of IRC should read this primer . Mac users beware - it's descriptions are biased towards the ircII client. The quick reference chart will be useful tho';
alt.irc and alt.irc.questions newsgroups are both good sources of information, and you can ususally get help there too.
Try connecting to #irchelp, available on most networks, to get some on-line assistance.

John Staplehurst updated: 19/1/98

IRC Networks:	To learn more about the IRC Networks, try these links: DALnet homepage at www.dal.net, list of servers at www.dal.net/servers/index.html Undernet information at www.undernet.org, server list at servers.undernet.org/. EFnet page at www.irchelp.org or www.efnet.net, servers listed at www.efnet.net/serverlist.html IRCnet available servers listed at www.ludd.luth.se/irc/servers.html. A general text list of all servers may be downloaded from ftp.comco.com/pub/irc/server-list-current

Mac Resources:	Go Ballistic for a review of mac clients and mac IRC channels; Mac channels: #macintosh on DALnet; #mac on Undernet; #macintosh on Quarterdeck

Guides:	New users of IRC should read this primer . Mac users beware - it's descriptions are biased towards the ircII client. The quick reference chart will be useful tho'; alt.irc and alt.irc.questions newsgroups are both good sources of information, and you can ususally get help there too. Try connecting to #irchelp, available on most networks, to get some on-line assistance.