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My point of view is that aMSN is a client for the MSN network ... which
is only a instant messaging service.
Now, Microsoft Windows Messenger is a Windows application. As we all
know, all the windows applications developped by Microsoft tend to
integr
But we should support MSN Messenger's remote assistance, right ? Wasn't
that what youness was aiming for ? MSN Messenger send rdesktop invites
I guess ...
my 0,02 €
On wo, 2005-11-09 at 19:34 +0100, Alvaro J. Iradier wrote:
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I think it's a great idea for a plugin, not for 0.96! I would use VNC
always. Protocol is standard and free, and server and clients are open
source and easy to use. No need to have rdesktop for windows (which
needs to enable and configure remote deskto
Yes, but that way is, as you say, not good enough. I heard that if the
person is blocking you just don not get anything from the server about
that person, so from how the communication and the protocol is defined,
there is now way of knowing if the person is online or blocking you. I
just wante
Actually I think it is possible, although not really
reliable, if you have friends who also use aMSN and
the aMSNs exchange online lists ... so it could check
if a common friend is blocking you ...
possible ... but in reality i think it would not be
reliable and mostly not useful at all.
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On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 12:32:21 -0500, GrdScarabe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
Perhaps it sould be developped as a plugin instead of being integrated
in the core ?
GrdScarabe
Youness Alaoui wrote:
Hi,
for 0.96 :
Integrate
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Hi,
Perhaps it sould be developped as a plugin instead of being integrated
in the core ?
GrdScarabe
Youness Alaoui wrote:
> Hi,
> for 0.96 :
> Integrate rdesktop (for remote assitance feature) with amsn :
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However, I like the feature but I heard that it is impossible to detect
because of how the protocols works. I have never checked deeply into it
but can someone confirm that detection is not possible today?
Christoffer
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