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• Mailing lists
• Internet relay chat

Mailing lists

Note that you do not need to be subscribed to post to any of the following mailing lists: you're message will be approved even if you're not a member of the mailing list and people are advised to keep you in the Cc list.

If you have questions about the installation, how the Hurd works and how it is used, or general questions concerning the Hurd, GNU Mach or the other packages maintained by the Hurd people, you can send an email to the Help-Hurd <help-hurd@gnu.org> mailing list.

Bug reports for the GNU Hurd, GNU Mach and the other packages maintained by the Hurd people, as well as development issues should be sent to the Bug-Hurd <bug-hurd@gnu.org> mailing list.

All emails concerning the Debian GNU/Hurd binary distribution should go to the Debian GNU/Hurd <debian-hurd@lists.debian.org> mailing list.

If you want to contribute to the development of the Hurd, look at the Development page.

Discussion about the future direction of the GNU Hurd takes place on the L4-hurd <l4-hurd@gnu.org> mailing list.

If you have a concern you want to send to the Hurd maintainers without writing to a public mailing list, then please send email to <hurd-maintainers@gnu.org>, but please use the Bug-Hurd <bug-hurd@gnu.org> mailing list, if possible.

Internet relay chat

The GNU Project uses Freenode as it's official IRC network. The network of IRC servers can be accessed through irc.gnu.org. The channel #hurd is dedicated to the Hurd. You can find other users and developers interested in the Hurd there and chat with them in real time. Further information is available on this wiki page.

Some of these links are at other web sites not maintained by the FSF. The FSF is not responsible for the content of these other web sites.