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I can't believe no one has mentioned it yet, but Qnext would do exactly what you're looking for. It has video chat, video-conferencing (up to 4 users), VOIP, even P2P. It works with its own network, as well as MSN/AOL/Yahoo/etc. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. It even has a remote desktop function. I've been using it for about 6 months now, since I got mad at Pidgin one day and deleted it.
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This is WHY...
... Ninjas are far, far superior. No silly "Bays" or other fixed geographical features in which we'd be ID'd, fixed, and killed. Ninjas are everywhere, and nowhere. Ninjas use USENET, FTP, telnet, and very unpopular P2P protocols. You never know if someone next to you is a Ninja... until it is too late.
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Give this little known product a try...Give this peer-to-peer product a try: http://www.qnext.com/.
Runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
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http://www.qnext.com/ __EVERYTHING__ works -- webcam, file transfer, music streaming, chat, AND it's free (atleast for now). It's Java. Just download, unzip and it works.
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Re:AOL is sadly the standardI attend an online university that uses AOL to comunicate to the professors during their office hours. I don't care for anything AOL myself and strongly try to discurage it's use to everyone.
I was able to find a new messenger called Qnext that covers about anything you need, even p2p and video conferencing. Runs in windows, linux and there is a mac version coming soon. http://www.qnext.com/ It works quite well.
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Qnext
Why is anyone so impressed with Grouper??? Take a look at Qnext: http://www.qnext.com/
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Have a look at this product...