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I wanted to know, how do you chat with this? I have both Hamachi and gHamachi installed and they work nicely but I can't do anything else except connect to a network, nothing else.
I wanted to know, how do you chat with this? I have both Hamachi and gHamachi installed and they work nicely but I can't do anything else except connect to a network, nothing else.
Where are the chat commands like in Windows?
All Hamachi does is connect to a network. Once you're on the VPN, whatever you have on the VPN is available. Meaning, if you have an IM server running, run whatever client you normally run.
It's just annoying that the chat is available for Windows only.
Having the gui that is available is better than none at all.
What I wanted it for was to connect with a friend and do Open Canvas networking. Unfortunately, Open Canvas' chat window is just gibberish in Wine on Linux.
P.S.
I have a question about tuncfg: Should I stop the service when I'm done with Hamachi? Can I go to the TOP list and select tuncfg and then "kill"? or would that ruin something?
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