Gaim Speaks Out on MSN Ban
joejg writes "As FootNotes is reporting, the developers at Gaim have responded to the ban Microsoft is placing upon users of third-party clients accessing the MSN protocol. It appears that starting October 15th I will not be able to talk to my MSN friend in South Korea." Gaim's site is more optimistic, saying they may still be able to connect, only without a license to do so.
I was going to ask how you would feel if Slashdot started charging, but then I saw your asterisk.
GAIM ON!
that I'll boot XP to be able to chat some one who is using MSN client ?
When a post becomes too insightful, it often becomes funny.
Friends don't let friends use MSN.
'There is a Light that never goes out.'
net send 66.190.249.100 "worm infected windows looser you should be running linux"
Been having a blast with this one..
Got Code?
-1 point, multiple question marks.
-2 points, combining bold and italics.
-2 points, high strung
Total: -5 points, LUG member living in Mom's basement.
I read your post and was impressed, then I read this on the site you reference:
http://eric.halo43.com/ranting.php?id=25
Exactly how is this attitude any different?
Everyone I know uses AIM, simply because it got their first.
Their first what? Their first born?
"Oppression and harassment is a small price to pay to live in the land of the free." -- Montgomery Burns.
However, I still think Microsoft doing this is like Panasonic creating a phone that only accepts calls from other Panasonic phones. It's completely stupid.
Yes, it would be like installing a CDMA network when everyone else uses GSM.
I can totally relate to this situation. I know many people with Windows and Office, but without licenses to have them.
http://www.talknerdy.org