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Okay folks heres the story. I went away for the weekend leaving my trusty linux machine on the desktop so that my girlfriend and her sister could do there web brosing and such. All hell broke loose! Long story short, I need to install yahoo messenger so that they don't use windows anymore. I installed the correct rpm packages and when I run Yahoo messenger and try to do something, like click on preferences, it crashes. The error message is this:
Distribution: Redhat 8.0, Immunix 7.0 a few others
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lysis, are you using the latest version of GAIM? Have a look at http://gaim.sourceforge.net/ for details or download the latest copy from there. BTW, the messenger servers are not up 100% of the time - scs.yahoo.com works for me right now.
Paragm, did you read the thread you've just added to or did you just read the title and post?
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