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On 8/1/07, Dan Smith <draciron(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: Speaking of which, according to Google's docs your supposed to be able to use any Jabber client. I haven't tried yet. Anybody have any luck with Linux clients on Google talk? Rather ironic that only windoze clients are supported to talk to Linux servers :) Eh? http://www.google.com/talk/otherclients.html I use Pidgin just fine.

Will have to join the fedora-list. Not currently on that one. Sorry about the OT though it would be nice to have an IM doc covering pigin,

Kapote, aMSN and such and I can't resist asking what happened to gaim? Liked gaim but can't even find it's project page any more. Pidgin is close to gaim but deffinitely not the same software. I was able to recieve files for example with Gaim in Yahoo IM.