IRC Channels
Registered KDE-Related IRC-Channels
You can find the following KDE-related IRC channels in the freenode IRC Network (alias irc.kde.org):
Community/Support
| * #kde - Main channel for KDE users |
| * #kde-users - Alternative KDE users channel |
| * #kdelook - Make KDE look good. Really Good. |
| * #fedora-kde - KDE on Fedora |
| * #debian-kde - KDE on Debian |
| * #gentoo-kde - KDE on Gentoo |
| * #kde-freebsd - KDE on FreeBSD |
| * #kde-be - Belgian KDE channel |
| * #kde.de - German KDE channel |
| * #kde-women - KDE Women |
| * #kde-wiki - This site's - The KDE Wiki channel |
| * #kde-brasil - Brasilian KDE channel |
| * #kde-es - Spanish KDE |
| * #kde-nl - KDE in the Netherlands |
| * #kde-fr - KDE in French |
| * #kde-ir - KDE in Iran |
Applications
| * #akregator - Users and developers of aKregator |
| * #amarok - Users and developers of Amarok |
| * #amarok.de - German users and developers of Amarok |
| * #amarok.es - Spanish users and developers of Amarok |
| * #rokymotion - Promotion stuff of amarok |
| * #apollon - Users and developers of Apollon |
| * #kaxul - Users and developers of KJSEmbed |
| * #kate - Users and developers of Kate |
| * #kde-accessibility - Users and developers of accessibility apps, including KDE Text-to-Speech (KTTS) |
| * #kdevelop - Users and developers of KDevelop |
| * #kdegames - Users and developers of KDE games |
| * #kexi - Users and developers of Kexi |
| * #kimdaba - Users and developers of KimDaBa |
| * #koffice - Users and developers of KOffice |
| * #konqueror - Users and developers of Konqueror |
| * #kontact - Users and developers of Kontact |
| * #konversation - Users and developers of Konversation |
| * #kopete - Users and developers of Kopete |
| * #kpdf - User ands developers of KPDF |
| * #kplayer - Users and developers of KPlayer [ |
| * #kvirc - Users and developers of KVirc |
| * #kwin - Users and developers of KWin |
| * #quanta - Users and developers of Quanta+ |
| * #showimg - Users and developers of ShowImg |
Distributions
Some problems are specific to the way individual distributions do things, so it's a good idea to find the IRC channels for your distribution as well.