Pretty solid, open source, everything is based on plugins (including the actual network connectivity, so for example if you don't use MSN then you can disable the MSN plugin to get better performance).
Used it for a while now and haven't felt the itch to switch.
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Jan-27-2005 03:44
DarkAngel
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: .
MSN and AIM. Yahoo also, but rarely.
Jan-27-2005 03:48
VERTiG0
cunning linguist.
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: no longer Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Get more RAM.
Trillian 3.0 Pro rocks my socks.
Jan-27-2005 03:56
rabbitjoker
aural sadist
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
e-messenger.net works great for me when i'm on firewalled connections (like the via train).
Or, if you use KDE, then Kopete has excellent integration with the desktop and other K apps.
Jan-27-2005 20:10
loca
the vibe raider
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Oz
quote:
Originally posted by SurrJRS
I was just abut to say Gaim.
Or, if you use KDE, then Kopete has excellent integration with the desktop and other K apps.
Kopete is quite good but i've found i had a problem with it when i switched to another username. It automatically adds all of my contact list to the other username's contact list. A bit strange, but i'm sure those little bugs will get taken care of soon enough. In the meantime i run Gaim or Amsn on linux and just msn on windows.
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