On Tue 30 November 2004 01:21, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Right now, for example, I
> am trying to use Kopete after getting used to Trillian on the Win2k
> side of life. I don't like how I have to hit CNTL-Enter instead of
> just enter to send the message.
You can change this in Settings | Configure Sh
On Mon, Nov 29, 2004 at 10:21:55PM -0800, Steve Lamb wrote:
> I've always found them hard to use.
I use GTK2 apps with Fluxbox. I like Gaim.
When I need to use it a lot I just give it its own virtual desktop,
let it clutter windows all over, and wait for it to go beep.
Then I context switch.
William Ballard wrote:
I don't find them the least bit strange. Perfectly intutive. Enter
connection parameters, connect, talk. Goes beep beep, window pops up
with conversation, talk.
I've always found them hard to use. Right now, for example, I am trying
to use Kopete after getting used
I don't know whats the question as I've never seen this thread in the
list, but if I understand the subject line correctly, I would say Psi
is better than kopete in some ways. I've tried to find a messenger
client in linux that I like best, but found none, until I found Psi is
included in debian pa
On Friday 26 November 2004 14:08, William Ballard wrote:
> I suppose you want little thought bubbles to pop up in the corner of
> your screen on top of your other apps. You're probably having trouble
> with your window manager.
Kopete has this feature.
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On Fri, Nov 26, 2004 at 04:58:49PM -0200, Frederico Rodrigues Abraham wrote:
> Hi... Does anybody else have the feeling that simply no linux icq
> client that is available nowadays fits your needs?
No indication of what your "needs" are.
> licq, gaim, kopete, they all have this strange in
Moin!
> Hi... Does anybody else have the feeling that simply no linux icq
> client that is available nowadays fits your needs?
I have found that bitlbee fits my needs. It might be worth a look at,
it might be a waste of time. Just wanted to show one more "client" :)
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On Fri, Nov 26, 2004 at 04:58:49PM -0200, Frederico Rodrigues Abraham wrote:
> licq, gaim, kopete, they all have this strange interface...
> nothing is simple to do or to find...
I don't find them the least bit strange. Perfectly intutive. Enter
connection parameters, connect, talk. Goes b
Hi... Does anybody else have the feeling that simply no linux icq
client that is available nowadays fits your needs?
licq, gaim, kopete, they all have this strange interface...
nothing is simple to do or to find...
i wish there was a miranda port for linux... that would be nice
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