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Copy and paste that into your terminal command line and give yourself a pat on the back. | Copy and paste that into your terminal command line and give yourself a pat on the back. | ||
== Navigation == | == Basic use == | ||
=== Connecting to a server === | |||
When you hit 'chat' on Redbrick, you start Irssi, you're automatically connected to a server, then you're joined to Redbrick's #lobby. This all happens behind the scenes, and with Weechat, you need to do this manually. Fear not: it's easy. | |||
When you start Weechat, you won't get connected to a server or channel. To connect to Redbrick's IRC sever, type: | |||
/connect irc.redbrick.dcu.ie | |||
Then to join #lobby: | |||
/join #lobby | |||
As well as showing you how IRC clients (such as Weechat or Irssi or whatever) connect to stuff, this should also show you how to connect to other servers and channels outside of Redbrick. | |||
=== Navigation === | |||
Like Irssi, you can move between windows/buffers using Alt+<num>. You can also type /buffer <num> (similar to /win <num> in Irssi). | Like Irssi, you can move between windows/buffers using Alt+<num>. You can also type /buffer <num> (similar to /win <num> in Irssi). | ||
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/buffer move <num> | /buffer move <num> | ||
(where <num> is any number you want). That channel is now accessible at Alt+<num> | (where <num> is any number you want). That channel is now accessible at Alt+<num> | ||
== Special commands == | == Special commands == | ||