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Gajim Portable 0.12.1 Development Test 1Submitted by Patrick Patience on December 29, 2008 - 12:31am
Application: Gajim Download Gajim Portable 0.12.1 Development Test 1 [13MB download / 15-40MB installed] Release Notes: Language / Protocol Notes: Gajim is a multilingual application, and you can find the available languages in GajimPortable\App\Gajim\po if you install the multilingual package. The language can be set by editing the file 'GajimPortableSettings.ini' in GajimPortable\Data\settings (created after first run). Simply add your language code (as listed in the previous directory) on the The Jabber protocol can also connect to various other instant messaging protocols through transports. Some of the most common protocols I've seen include the Live / .NET protocol, Y!M, Oscar for AIM and ICQ, IRC, Gadu-Gadu and some others. Simply go to Actions -> Discover Services from the main menu and enter a server. I've found Jaim.at has many protocols available. It's fairly straight-forward to set up an account but I'll post detailed instructions on that and Gmail / Google Apps accounts later. Enjoy! ( categories: )
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But Wait, Why Not Use Pidgin / Miranda?
I know some of you are going to ask, "Why not just use Pidgin? It support XMPP and the other protocols you mentioned." You're totally right, and I use Pidgin myself. However, for those looking for an alternative to the crash-prone Pidgin, give Gajim a shot (however I don't know the stability of 0.12 yet). Also, Gajim supports the XMPP / Jabber protocol much better than Pidgin any many other multiprotocol clients, seeing as it's XMPP only.
Also, check out this post on transports. That's from the developer of Coccinella, an XMPP client with whiteboard integration. Also, if you're interested in XMPP I suggest you read his other posts as well.