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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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