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I've tried kopete. Downloaded the RMP from SuSE (it's an old version). It closes when I try to set up my Yahoo account. I'll try a newer version but it doesn't have voice chat or webcam support anyway. I guess it's something not available to Linux users!
Have you looked at ayttm? It's supposed to use gnomemeeting to do MSN webcam chats though so far it seems to have trouble finding my installation of gnomemeeting!
Of course you can used gnomemeeting for chats though that will work via netmeeting IIRC...
I have tried ayttm and it's great! except for one thing:-
The damn webcam won't work, all i get is a grey screen (yahoo). No errors come up from the console and the plugin loads ok. I know my webcam is ok, it works in xawtv. If anyone knows how to fix this please tell!
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