=== MooDoo is now known as Guest93912 === Guest93912 is now known as MooDoo [12:04] Hi, just a quick question, is it possible to join multiple channels with a single IRC command? Like /join #channel1 & #channel2 etc. [12:08] eliasps: what's your client? [12:08] MooDoo it's Xchat [12:09] http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/225/join-multiple-channel-at-once-in-xchat/ [12:09] I can set up user commands to join each channel I want, but I need to set up a single one to join all the 6-7 of the channels that I join regularly. It's not urgent, but if it's possible it'd be useful. [12:09] take a look at that [12:10] MooDoo thank you very much! If it works, you saved the day! :P [12:11] :) [12:11] And you did! It works perfectly! Thanks again! [12:11] you're welcome [16:17] /join #channel1,#channel2,#etc should work on all clients and even /quote === PriceChild is now known as Pricey === Pici is now known as Guest74903 === xnox_ is now known as xnox === holstein_ is now known as holstein [22:14] Is anyone there? [22:14] some are [22:16] I had a question about a couple packages that Ubuntu currently uses and why they made certain decisions. could you answer them? [22:17] VM_iso: this is the international irc operators channel not a ubuntu technical support channel. you can ask #ubuntu [22:18] I was debating between which channel was more appropriate. Thanks [22:19] maybe its better to ask the maintainer themselves. so file a bug on launchpad.net to that package. [22:20] Which packages anywho? [22:20] VM_iso: Did you try to look at the changelog? apt-get changelog $package or /usr/share/doc/$package/changelog.gz [22:25] looks like they timed out === niko is now known as Guest91378 === nik0 is now known as niko