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Please be more specific; do you want instructions on how to be able to use Yahoo messenger on Linux or what? If you want to use Yahoo messenger, you (as always) probably have more than one option; for example Pidgin (used to be Gaim) has a Yahoo plugin, so try that out.
Please be more specific; do you want instructions on how to be able to use Yahoo messenger on Linux or what? If you want to use Yahoo messenger, you (as always) probably have more than one option; for example Pidgin (used to be Gaim) has a Yahoo plugin, so try that out.
i don't like use pidgin or kopete couse it cannot buzz and show my pic
i don't like use pidgin or kopete couse it cannot buzz and show my pic
Kopete can. And if you don't like the several options we've given you, go research something else. Yahoo has a client you can download from their site too, so go get it.
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