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# Hallo irc - irssi and dotfiles
## Z-Shell
Switched shell again, from bash to zsh.
Installed ohmyzshell and changed `~/.zshrc`
- export EDITOR=vim
- alias vi=vim
...enough for now
## ~/.irssi/config
I use irssi which a run with screen.
The following snippets added to specific sections work for me.
### Preparations
You will need to register a *nickname*.
Your ~username will be used as default,
you might set a nick before.
Do this via:
`/msg NickServ REGISTER YourPassword [email protected]`
You will receive an email with a confirmation code,
finalise the registration via:
`/msg NickServ CONFIRM codeFromMail`
Below
### tilde server
Added **tilde** to server section:
```
{
chatnet = "tilde";
type = "IRC";
nick = "fl3a";
password = "nickPasswd";
address = "irc.tilde.chat";
port = "6697";
use_ssl = "yes";
ssl_verify = "yes";
autoconnect = "yes";
},
```
### channels
Added these channels to **channel** section:
```
{ name = "#pink"; chatnet = "tilde"; autojoin = "yes"; }
{ name = "#envs"; chatnet = "tilde"; autojoin = "yes"; }
{ name = "#envs_german"; chatnet = "tilde"; autojoin = "yes"; }
```
- #pink for my tilde
- #envs to meet cblte :D
- #envs_german for native tongue chit-chat
Ping me (fl3a), when you are around!
## Throwback time
I feel thrown back for about 20 years, where irc was a common way of
communication for me.
After a successful irc connection, i joined some channels of my past.
One moved to telegram, one completely disappeared.
Another one, \#linux.de on freenode, which i remembered as very busybecame
seems more quiet like back in these days.
But i remember some nicks, they are still there :D
Nice the meet some new people like cblte,
and to see that some things resist while other disappear...
## todos
- try byobu terminal multiplexer (thx ben for the tip)
- try localhost:6667 instead of dedicated server
should work from member tilde according tilde.chat
## Links
tilde.chat
byobu vs. GNU Screen vs. tmux
byobu homepage
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