Can you point me to the noob "getting started" guide?

If you are looking for public hubs to join, there are multiple hub lists that you can look through, for example:
http://www.dchublist.com/

Withing DC++ software you can also go to View -> Public Hubs (or something like that, my memory is foggy).

DC++ is generally best served for niche and private communities though, so it helps if you have a specific type of thing you want to talk/share about, and then look for that sort of hub and see if you find any community that is nice.

Good luck with your DC++ experience.

Thx... Btw, i laughed out loud to the Abe Froeman/Ferris Bueller reference :)

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> On Dec 15, 2014, at 4:21 PM, Abe Froeman <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> Your question #258986 on LinuxDC++ changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/linuxdcpp/+question/258986
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> Abe Froeman proposed the following answer:
> If you are looking for public hubs to join, there are multiple hub lists that you can look through, for example:
> http://www.dchublist.com/
>
> Withing DC++ software you can also go to View -> Public Hubs (or
> something like that, my memory is foggy).
>
> DC++ is generally best served for niche and private communities though,
> so it helps if you have a specific type of thing you want to talk/share
> about, and then look for that sort of hub and see if you find any
> community that is nice.
>
> Good luck with your DC++ experience.
>
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