Possibly. I'm sure I'll try and rip as much content from other sources (whom
allow it that is) as I can.
One of the concerns though with pulling in content from elsewhere is it gets
too techy and hard to understand. I'd like to try and apply the keep it
simple stupid principle. That one can use any number of applications is too
much for some people. Sticking to something along the lines of this would be
much better I think:
AIM
GNU/Linux comes with support for AIM built-in. Unlike with other platforms
you can communicate with all your friends simply by adding your AOL Instant
Messaging account to Empathy. Empathy is a new replacement for AOL Instant
Messenger on GNU/Linux.
Directions to add account:
...
Getting into the dozen or so other programs is really unnecessary so in this
case I'd leave it out.
