[KLUG Members] ICQ - was: Is this the end of Netscape?

[Tony Gettig]

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Anyone using Jabber? I believe it supports encryption, gateways to other
providers (AIM, ICQ, and Yahoo that I can think of), many clients to
choose from, and you can run your own server. That might be advantageous
for an organization that would want to use IM for certain business
communications. As an added buzzword bonus, it's supposedly XML through
and through as well.

I agree on GAIM and Evolution too, though I'm not using any plugins in
GAIM. GPG setup in Evo is a cinch. Just follow the online help!

Tony Gettig


On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 16:47, Bruce Smith wrote:
> > >I'm not an IM user (neven been able to get any of the Linux clients to
> > >work reliably).
> > I don't understand why you're having such trouble. One of the best IM
> > clients (LICQ) ships with RH since 7.? and has always worked for me rig=
ht
> > outta da box.
>=20
> And I've had good luck with the ICQ plugin for GAIM.  For users of
> multiple IM services, it's nice to have only one IM window open.



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