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Originally Posted by entwisi
There is already free services out there. It is called Jabber. I use it at work to allow us to chat to our colleagues in Manilla. I run the server on my work desktop and use a java client to chat. It only needs one more config item that would allow us to annex our small internal network to the whole of the Jabber Internet.
If you want an alternative client that will connect to MSN, Yahoo, Jabber + others have a look at GAIM. It runs on multiple platforms(Windows, Linux, MAc)
I haven't heard that they are specifically going to charge only that they are looking to collaborate more closely. If you want to keep up with what is happening in teh arena of IT keep an eye on www.theregister.co.uk |
WOW! NOW THAT HURT MY HEAD
I understood every bit ..... no honest I did
<Tinks whispers>
what did all that mean?