Hi all!
I have two questions to developers:
1. Why Pidgin always set privacy settings in my second ICQ account to
the "only next users can talk with me" mode? Yes, some years ago this
account was in this mode, but now I need to change one.
How I can make this?
2. It's possible
I have two issues:
First, I am porting from Windows to Linux, and for now, am porting GAIM
1.3.1 over to Windows on a Virtual Box (thus issue 2.) I need to know how
to get GAIM 1.3.1 to recognize my user data in the .gaim folder (which I
cannot recreate by the way.) I see no configuration fi
On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 14:33:32 +0600, N.Novozhilov wrote
> 1. Why Pidgin always set privacy settings in my second ICQ account to
> the "only next users can talk with me" mode? Yes, some years ago this
> account was in this mode, but now I need to change one.
> How I can make this?
That setting is us
As long as you are using the location that the config files should be,
and use the same folder, in this case .gaim it shouldn't have any issues
picking them up.
As for finding Gaim 1.3.1, chances are you won't be able to, though I
won't say it's impossible. The Pidgin repositories on Pidgin's
By default the config is in (XP at least): C:\Documents and
Settings\\Application Data\.gaim and in *nix its ~/.gaim/
As for Gaim 1.5, I'm not 100% sure. Please reply all when you reply so
the entire mailing list gets your reply and someone with more
information can help also.
-Michael
Mic
I'm using a fresh Windows 2000 install on a Virtual Machine (Sun).
I can't find any application data. I also can't find it for my
email client, so it may be somewhere odd. I'll switch over and look
for it again.
It would be great if anyone out there has the Linux version
(Ubuntu/Debian) of Gaim
To find where the appdata folder should be, open a command prompt and
type "%APPDATA%" without the quotes and it'll show in the prompt what
the path to appdata is :) I hope that helps.
Michael Wolf wrote:
I'm using a fresh Windows 2000 install on a Virtual Machine (Sun). I
can't find any ap
FYI Michael, your clock on your computer appears to be about an hour
ahead - at least that's what it looks like, I'm seeing peoples
replies show before your message. :)
At 09:55 PM 8/2/2009, you wrote:
I'm using a fresh Windows 2000 install on a Virtual Machine
(Sun). I can't find any applica
