Developer Chat ?

[Spum]

I know we're always messaging eachother back and forth through PM's.. wouldn't it be much easier if we had a nice chat thing going? Like Instant messaging!

Hmm, but i dont know of any formats other than MSN :-/

[falko]

Hm, I can speak only for myself, but I hate chats... From my experience they're an enormous waste of time...
When I receive emails/PMs or see forum posts, I'm not forced to react at once, but whenever I have the time, and I can really make up my mind about my answer. I hope you see my point.

[till]

Mabe we can use the Developer mailinglist at sourceforge.net? Its not instant messaging but maybe i the middle between the forum and IM

[Spum]

Hey, maybe we should use some form of chat anyway like Jabber gabber or whatever.. I dont mean like IRc but something, i dont want you to reply immediately but it'd be quicker and save forum posts

[till]

Okay, we can try this. Any recommendations for the client / protocol. I prefer one that works without a microsoft passport account

[Spum]

Let's try erm..
http://www.jabber.org/user/quickstart.shtml

Looks ok :-)
EDIT:
I've just registered using
http://web.amessage.info/register/

So, when you register, tell me and i can add your email.

[till]

Hi,

my jabber email address is till@amessage.info

[Spum]

Added you ! :-)

[benbalbo]

I'm still getting my head around all the code and not yet started developing yet, but you can still jabber me at benbalbo@jabber.org

[mistik1]

Come on guys, I know that chat can be a waste of time but lets face it email/IM is a horrible way to calaborate when doing any type of real development.
I may be coding something and just need a little feedback or input from a team member with email one would send and wait who knows how long for a response while a quick response could save a HUGE amount of time in recoding something you did one way because you misunderstood something at the API level that could be solved in 5 seconds with a realtime chat.

Let give IRC a try, all interested meet me in #ispconfig on irc.freenode.net.