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Forum Index > AIM/ICQ Discussion

Using Phoenix AIM with Spectrum2 (Screenshot)

Posted on: 01-11 1:11 pm
Asha	[Quote] Here is an image of AIM using Spectrum 2. I maintain the best approach is a Spectrum2 like interface for XMPP clients on Mobile devices.

Posted on: 01-11 1:13 pm
Asha	[Quote] This was done using Conversations on Android, connecting to a Prosody server, which is in turn connected to a Spectrum2 Server running the AIM Purple Module for Pidgin.

Posted on: 01-13 1:25 am
X3N0	[Quote] Do you feel special now..? ,d88b.d88b, 88888888888 `Y8888888Y' `Y888Y' -Bungle- `Y' ,d88b.d88b, 88888888888 `Y8888888Y' `Y888Y' -Bungle- `Y' edit: alternative reality: why wont you use the aim client? Those who follow the river, can fall in.

Posted on: 01-13 10:58 am
Asha	[Quote] I'm a Linux user. I have never run Windows since the days of DOS, and Windows 9x. I used Pidgin during the near entire duration of AIM, MSN, and YIM's existence as a service. It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.

Wildman

Beta Tester

[Quote]

Asha Said:
'It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.'

- nothing serious or confusing when all I did was copy the AIM files from another machine and double click the executable and away it went, with less headache than running it on modern windows versions.

Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator

Posted on: 01-14 5:00 am
Asha Beta Tester	[Quote] I have several Windows Applications that actually run better in a Linux and Wine setting,

X3N0

Beta Tester

[Quote]

iWarg Said:

'
Asha Said:
'It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.'
- nothing serious or confusing when all I did was copy the AIM files from another machine and double click the executable and away it went, with less headache than running it on modern windows versions.'

yes i was aware of the same thing warg, you are now supposed to be able to click the aim exe now with wine?

Those who follow the river, can fall in.

Asha

Beta Tester

[Quote]

I would much rather increase the functionality of the server with Pidgin and Spectrum2. I consider running an old AIM Client in Wine a wasted effort unless it gets the encryption working.

Likewise I'd like to see the Yahoo side of this working too.

I never used the AIM Official software during the entire duration of the existence of AIM. I always used what was Pidgin at the time, during the 17 some odd years I used AIM.

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