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The coolest M$N messenger I have used so far is KMess. It can be docked into the system tray, it behaves vermuch like the Windoze M$N Client. You can get kmess from apps.kde.com
Other M$N clients I have used in linux are GAIM (need to load plugin) and kopete.
To use msn when you loginto aim click on plugins. then click load and pic the one that says msn something then make a account and underprotocol change it to msn (duh) and youll have it.
it totally rocks it even has mail thing to tell you when you get mail just like the windows one....
I tried Kmerlin, but couldnt get it to install/run properly. I tried ccmsn, but it wont connect properly. It might just be because of my proxy server though.
Originally posted by Micah Is there a list of Messengers for Linux anywhere on the net?
(Like a master list of clones?)
Well, you can go to tucows.com and search in linux for messenger, I got 38 results.
Here is GAIM for those of you wondering. I personally use Everybuddy but it seems to have a few bugs in the version I have that need to be worked out. I think I am going to give GAIM a run.
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