Hi,
Ethan Blanton schrieb:
Sameer Bhiwani spake unto us the following wisdom:
I currently have Pidgin 2.5.1 and want to install 2.3.1 as it supports
connecting to multiple XMPP servers with the same login/password. Not sure
why this functionality was dropped int he newer releases.
What do
Sascha Vogt spake unto us the following wisdom:
Ethan Blanton schrieb:
Sameer Bhiwani spake unto us the following wisdom:
I currently have Pidgin 2.5.1 and want to install 2.3.1 as it supports
connecting to multiple XMPP servers with the same login/password. Not sure
why this
If this functionality does not exist, then I would like to suggest it - even
though I'm not sure where the best place is to send suggestions (?)
It would be great if new message notifications could be set to only make
sounds/ or more preferably: only make the IM window blink if specified
buddies
Ethan Blanton wrote:
Interesting. If it ever worked, it was *certainly* a bug, and I would
be shocked to find out it was at all reliable. Many things in Pidgin
look up information by the account name, which, for XMPP, is u...@host.
Ethan
It worked but it didn't work. It was possible for
You can configure one application to use a proxy and configure another
to connect directly at the same time. In Pidgin, you can configure
proxies per-account (but not per-application).
This means that you won't need to configure Pidgin in any special way if
you want to use BitTorrent via Proxy.
I am having trouble trying to use my Yahoo account on pidgin. Keep getting a
message of wrong username. Do i have to make an special configuration for
Yahoo's acc?
Rafael Torquato
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Is there a way in Pidgin to allow a google talk account to talk to MSN
contacts? I can't find anything on Google Talk to allow this directly.
Or do I need to use a Jabber/MSN gateway of some kind?
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1) Old logfiles will only be an issue if you were using such old
versions of Gaim (this is what Pidgin was called in former times) *both*
at home and at work. If you were using such an old version only in one
place, this will not be an issue.
2) Any good file manager (such as Konqueror on Linux)
I'm afraid that you might have misunderstood something (although I might
be on the wrong track with this assumption):
- The local alias is only local, that's why it's called a _local_ alias.
It is *only* shown to *You*, not to other users. Your buddies will see
your friendly name (or an alias
MSN doesn't support this natively which is Microsoft's fault.
Of course, you can use a gateway service, but you'll need to use another
client to set it up since Pidgin only supports _using_ Jabber/XMPP
transports but not transport _registration_. In addition to that,
transports have some
Thanks for the useful information. I really don't like the idea of a
bridge, so I guess I need an MSN account just to contact my friends
there. Just another great reason to not like Microsoft.
ChOv(2) wrote:
MSN doesn't support this natively which is Microsoft's fault.
Of course, you can use
On Wed, 27 May 2009 19:25:45 +0200, ChO?
chemistrydiox...@quantentunnel.de was claimed to have wrote:
2) Any good file manager (such as Konqueror on Linux) should allow you
to rename files when a file name conflict occurs when merging two
directories. Windows Explorer, however, will only offer
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