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Psi all the way... and with Psi-jingle, it has got VoP!
Kopete sucks big time. No proxy support after so much time! What are you doing developers? Adding unneeded functionality and ignoring needed basic ones?
My kids are (as kids are nowadays) heavy users of MSN network .. but we don't have any windows PC's online. They used to use amsn but they switched to gaim when they had a problem exchanging a file using amsn. Gaim just seems to do the business, although the default sounds are a bit cheesy. Its a great prog IMO
My kids are (as kids are nowadays) heavy users of MSN network .. but we don't have any windows PC's online. They used to use amsn but they switched to gaim when they had a problem exchanging a file using amsn. Gaim just seems to do the business, although the default sounds are a bit cheesy. Its a great prog IMO
Word! I have been trying to find suitable (and FREE ¿) sounds to replace the default GAIM sounds.
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