When you say "Give me a book." to Lori Tryllyn (Jayose's apprentice, inside the library), she responds "Maybe try the library. Books can be found in many places.", which I consider a very odd answer for someone (working) in the library.

Also, Jayose seems to refer to her as a 'him'.

i selweapons and ores i work at the gate of hydlaaa it will be opened at when the thing is ready i needd workers with a fee of 50 every day they work needed 3 when to come for inter vies 26 june 06

Could you please rephrase that using dots and commas? I really don't get what you're trying to say.

Edit: thanks Osmo.

I'd like to present you Bloodclaw. Bloodclaw is a (both IC and OOC based) trading organisation to ensure PS's economical health. We would like to invite all PS traders to join us.

Goals:
- (IC/OOC) Regulate the Planeshift economy.
- (IC/OOC) Give advice to new traders.
- (IC) Discuss about merchant spots and trading ID's.
- (IC) Make trading agreements.

Alignment:
We are un-aligned. An alignment does not make sense for a partially OOC based organisation.

Members:
- Taldor (chairman)
- Natrina (honorairy chairman)
- Jekkar (honorairy member)
- Thormor (honorairy member)
- Community of Vaalnor
- Shardken (new)
- Arireare (new)

You can find our website here, our (quite empty) forums here and our trading guide here.

FAQ:
- Q: But I'm already in a guild...
+ A: This is not a guild, this is an organisation. Anyone can join, even guilds or other organisations. For example, I'm a guildmember of the Knowledge Seekers myself.

- Q: Where does the name 'Bloodclaw' come from?
+ A: Bloodclaw Inc. was the name of a, now dead, trading guild. Since the new Bloodclaw isn't a company anymore, I dropped the 'Inc.'.

- Q: Why are some members honorairy?
+ A: They are, like me, former Bloodclaw Inc. members. Natrina was our guild leader.

- Q: Isn't this just the URPS?
+ A: No. The problem of the URPS is, that it has nothing to do. We have a goal: to make (& keep) the PS player economy healthy.

Xordan, it's easier to install sys-kernel/module-rebuild. (It's Gentoo-only, I believe.)

Originally posted by Noobis
IRC is a downloadable program that requires you to PAY a fee to use, but you get a free trail.

IRC is a protocol. mIRC is the program you mean. You can connect to IRC with other programs to, if you don\'t like mIRC.

Yes, try out the search function of this boards to see them.

Originally posted by RussianVodka
What I plan to instal -

Browser - Firefox
Text editor - emacs
Programming tool - nedit
Chat client - Gaim (http://gaim.sourceforge.net/)

What else I need (recomendation\'s needed)-

Audio/Video player (I think WinAmp has a Linux version)
Free IRC client
Whatever else

Gaim is an IRC client too, so you don\'t need another program for IRC.

I Think You Forgot To Use The Search Function. The Need For more Servers Has Already Been Discussed A Lot.

If you really want to start a new discution about it, please give an argument.