everybuddy & icq

[Aaron Grewell]

At least for Jabber, Kopete seems to do the trick quite nicely and integrates 
neatly into KDE 3.x.  I haven't used it for other protocols.

On Wednesday 12 February 2003 06:44 am, Tim Wunder wrote:
> On 2/12/2003 9:36 AM, someone claiming to be Bruce Marshall wrote:
> > On Wednesday 12 February 2003 3:10 am, Ted Ozolins wrote:
> >>A lot of the students at the local highschool are giving linux a go.
> >>Since all teens have more to say to each other than a normal day
> >>permits time, they spend a lot of time chatting on msn, icq and what
> >>have you. The chat program "everybuddy" works well on msn and aim but
> >>nothing anyone types on icq gets to the other end. Licq on the other
> >>hand works as it should. I've talked most of them through downloading
> >>and compiling/installing  licq and for the most part they are pleased
> >>with the result.  Does anyone happen to know why there is a problem
> >>with "everybuddy" and icq?
> >
> > Never had much luck with 'everybuddy' and never used ICQ, but gain seems
> > to work for most everything...  have used it for msn, aim, and icq and
> > it worked fine.  You need to load the additional 'modules' in order for
> > it to talk to the other protocols...
>
> Hey, and what's a thread without a KDE 3 reference?
> Kopete is supposed to do it all, though I'm not much of an IM guy and
> have never used it,
> http://kopete.kde.org/index.php?page=index
>
>
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