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Re: Great release
by Corbin on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @08:32
I agree, the new release of Kopete seems great. I think its safe to finally say 'bye bye gaim' ;-).
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Re: Great release
by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @08:36
Do http proxies now work?
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Re: Great release
by collinm on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @09:49
bof... we can't sent file with the icq plugin in kopete... that a very big lack
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  • Re: Great release
    by morten on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @10:57
    The biggest in kopete's case, sadly.
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    • Re: Great release
      by Iuri Fiedoruk on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @11:26
      Don't forget the inexistence of visible/invisible lists.
      I have to create a new msn for home, then added people I like to see me online, and just removed the old msn from home (just for work now).
      Voice in msn is sadly adscent too.
      Kopete is still behind sim-icq in my opnion, but sim just was discontinued :(
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    • Re: Great release
      by collinm on Tuesday 29/Nov/2005, @12:04
      i hope will we soon be able to send file with icq plugin in kopete...

      a lot of people wait this feature
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      • Re: Great release
        by Hobbit HK on Wednesday 30/Nov/2005, @05:42
        Well, Gaim has it now, can't Kopete use that? I know it's built differently, but the idea is probably the same..
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      • Re: Great release
        by Iuri Fiedoruk on Friday 02/Dec/2005, @02:53
        sim-icq, also a GPL software can do that also.
        But you know, the truth is that most open source projects never trade source or help each other :-P
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        • Re: Great release
          by Greg on Friday 02/Dec/2005, @10:13
          Code usually isn't easily transplantable from one project to another. Assuming the file transfer protocol is documented somewhere ( likely since gaim and sim/icq can both work it out ), someone will still need to code support around kopete's internal structure.
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  • Re: Great release
    by Mathias on Tuesday 13/Dec/2005, @05:43
    not the biggest.

    I could count all occurences when i wanted to send someone a file via any kind of IM on the fingers of my left hand, and still have enough left to play a quint on the piano (not that i can play the piano at all but you get my point).

    but what I really lack in kopete a way to block people from spamming me.

    as it is now, any unknown icq user can send me spam, without even being on my contact list (because that would need my auth and joe j spammer doesnt get my auth. no way in hell. never ever.), and whats even worse, the kopete guys chose to ignore the issues for reasons of "we wont implement ignore for protocols that don't do it natively". Hell, they dont even recognize (or maybe they ignore) the duplicates of the bug report asking for that feature...
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    • Re: Great release
      by Mathias on Tuesday 13/Dec/2005, @05:51
      http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57234 and http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63839 if you want to see what i mean.
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