On Mon, Oct 14, 2002 at 03:53:43PM -0500, Peter Snoblin wrote:
gAIM (an instant messenger client,
talks pretty much every protocol you can think of - http://gaim.sf.net),
The gaim binary for Windows is marked as 0.60.0-alpha2
Anyone have any idea whether this is ready for mere mortals?
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I haven't used alpha2 much, but I can attest that it starts and logs in
on win2k. However I did use alpha1 a fair bit without much trouble, and
I would assume that it only got better. Also, gaim is very stable in
linux, so there is no problem with the actual code base.
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at
We might also want to provide the .dll's and binaries for lame, which is,
IMHO, the best mp3 encoder. Given the more zealous push to collect
royalties, a campaign to switch to .ogg wouldn't be a bad idea. Also, a
number of people might be interested in video game console emulation. A lot
Donald J Bindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was talking to Nate at the football game on Saturday, and we
thought it might be nice for TSLUG to do something that promotes
free software for people not quite ready to take the Linux
plunge.
SNIP
Any ideas? Anything we should add to the list?
