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View Poll Results: Messaging Application of the Year
I've added Tox.im as it looks interesting, although I don't think it would make sense to add each individual client.
--jeremy
No i think you are right, most of those do abide to a common spec so should be similar in features but not function anyway so yeah doesn't make much sense for individual clients.
Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
Posts: 7,680
Rep:
Not sure how to vote here:
I use Icedove for email so I take it I would vote Thunderbird for that?
But, then, I use IRC on occasion and use XChat for Linux and Windows.
for im, pidgin. It supports otr and supports default theme colors. For those with dark themes, this is essential.
For irc, irssi. It just works.
Although, I have never been able to change the color of the bar above the text entry line. It's always blue
Besides that - no complaints.
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