Erik Heil wrote:

> Hi their. As far as MSN clients, a good version is Centericq. This works
> both on Linux as well as Linux, as its a POSIX-based application. I use
> it every day and I have no problems. Your wife will be able to
> communicate just fine with her existing contacts. Another client is AMSN,
> which is a GUI-based client and runs within KDE and I think Gnome also.
> GAIM is another client, but as its name suggest, it supports AIM
> exclusivelly through its Toc protocol, which is widely documented.

Hmmm, is this why on GAIM I'm logged into Yahoo, ICQ, AOL, and MSN
simultaneously? It doesn't support AIM "exclusively". It is not even
affiliated with AIM.

> A not
> on centericq, it supports multiple protocols, as well as an integrated RSS
> reader, as well as an integrated LJ client, if your wife is into that sort
> of thing.

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