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<gnucode>hmmmm

<gnucode>what is the mtab translator?

<gnucode>I guess I shall investigate

<gnucode>ok mtab provides the various mount points.

<gnucode>hello friends!

<etno>o/

<gnucode>I am working on writing up Sergey's bootstrap proposal today.

<gnucode>I should be able to send a drapt to the mailing list soon-ish.

<gnucode>etno: what are you up to?

<etno>I joined the chan recently, glad to see that there is activity. Currently learning by reading the codebase ':-D

<gnucode>etno: I'm the guy you want to talk to if you want to learn how to edit the wiki or do any documentation things. :)

<gnucode>etno: also what do you want to learn?

<etno>gnucode: nice to meet you; noted for the wiki contact, but I am afraid I don't know where the wiki is (embarrassed)

<etno>gnucode: "also what do you want to learn?" < a bit everything for now (I just started, really). I am interested in both the basic technical aspects of the mach IPC as well as the actual layout of the servers

<gnucode>etno: https://hurd.gnu.org

<gnucode>etno: the hurd wiki is right now the largest collection of Hurd knowledge. I refer to the wiki insteal of the Hurd manual at the moment.

<gnucode>etno: I would reccomend downloading the irc logs. It's pretty easy to grep through them and get tons of info.

<gnucode>also browse the bug-hurd mailing list. Lots of good stuff there.

<gnucode> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-hurd/

<etno>gnucode: thanks, it's a pleasure to have the guided tour

<gnucode>haha. :)

<gnucode>well that's interesting.

<gnucode> https://gnu.org/software/hurd

<gnucode>search something in the search bar.

<gnucode>It re-directs you to darnassus.

<gnucode>I guess that makes sense.

<gnucode>hello everyone

<gnucode> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

<gnucode>well that made me a little sad...

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