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Pidgin
I was very pleasantly surprised just now to discover that Pidgin is available for the Windows platform. According to the Pidgin website: “Pidgin is a multi-protocol Instant Messaging client that allows you to use all of your IM accounts at … Continue reading
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Tagged IM, Instant Messaging, open source, pidgin, web communication
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Google Talk Chatbacks: I’m unimpressed
Via Mashable (“Google Talk Turns Into a Chat Widget“, 27 February 2008): “A new Google Talk feature called Chatback lets you put up a widget on your website which lets visitors send messages directly to your Google Talk account. Your … Continue reading
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A Tale of Two Google Talk Clients
Via Mashable (“Gmail Chat Adds Groups and Smileys“): “Group chat has finally found its way to gmail’s instant messaging system. So right there while you have your email inbox open, you can chat with multiple people at one time. Start … Continue reading
