DALnet is where IRCnewbies.com is based out of. When Keith left WebChat's network; the idea was to create a website in which users were able to find assistance for IRC, and in a quick manner. The plan switched somewhere along the lines to cater to basically DALnet, and a couple other networks. The channels listed below are all on the DALnet chat network.
#Aide is DALnet's official help channel for users needing assistance in French.
Ce canal est destiné aux utilisateurs qui ont besoin d'aide en français.
This channel has anywhere from 5 to 20 users at peak times.
#Aide was created by Keith when the channel #DALnetAide lost their 'official' help channel 'title'. When the new owner of #dalnetaide wasn't focused on maintaining the channel, or providing accurate assistance, Keith knew that #aide had a chance. Thankfully it did! #Aide became the official French help channel on August 18th, 2013.
Ce canal est destiné aux utilisateurs qui ont besoin d'aide en français.
This channel has anywhere from 5 to 20 users at peak times.
#Aide was created by Keith when the channel #DALnetAide lost their 'official' help channel 'title'. When the new owner of #dalnetaide wasn't focused on maintaining the channel, or providing accurate assistance, Keith knew that #aide had a chance. Thankfully it did! #Aide became the official French help channel on August 18th, 2013.
#Html is DALnet's official help channel for html/website 'stuff' (ie: css, xhtml, databases, etc.)
There are usually anywhere from 10 to 40 users in the channel at all times. You can visit the #html website by clicking here. The channel #html was created by Keith for the purpose of creating a channel that users could share a channel, that shared a common ground. The channel became official on August 18th, 2013.
There are usually anywhere from 10 to 40 users in the channel at all times. You can visit the #html website by clicking here. The channel #html was created by Keith for the purpose of creating a channel that users could share a channel, that shared a common ground. The channel became official on August 18th, 2013.
#mIRC is the official DALnet channel for questions related to the mIRC client. This includes popups, aliases, and basic scripting. The channel is ran by HorseC, and has anywhere from 25 to 50 users at all times. You can visit the mIRC website by clicking here. #mIRC was registered on April 16th, 1996, and is currently one of the oldest channels on the entire DALnet chat network
#Casual on DALnet is ran by one of the network IRCOps; Jamie_Lynn. The channel was created on August 28th, 1997 - Just surpassing it's 16th year in existence. That's unusual for a chat channel nowadays. This is one of the most trusted chat channels. If you like things laid back; yet not childish, this will be a great place for you. Averages around 15-25 users nowadays. Click on the logo to visit their website!
#CafeChat is a wonderful chat channel on DALnet. The channel was created March 28th, 2011 by mondino. From the very beginning mondino has came to me about his channel. I was originally apart of the ops in this channel, and I can say that the channel is a great place for users on DALnet. It has become one of the 'it' channels, and has many, many, regulars. #CafeChat is primarily an English only channel, however, they have users from all around the world. I'm not sure on the recommended age for this channel is, however, it's worth taking trying! #CafeChat's website can be found by clicking here!
