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Tried, looks bad, it has only minimum functionality, currently not worth using.
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right ok.... I'll wait for a while thanks
Mr Green
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I had a look at this too... It is just another frontend for pidgin. So you need the pidgin source code and the backend already built before you can build the package. I don't understand what they are doing that pidgin doesn't.
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Not Pidgin exactly but libpurple, and sources are already in instantfox package (tar.gz) so you can install it just like firefox/thundebird (download tar.gz, extract and run it). Most interesting idea behind instantfox are themes and extension, just like in FF/TB, so it can be customized and expanded nearly as FF/TB. But for now it is just 0.1 version, I hope that 1.0 will be stable and have options/functions just like others clients (pidgin/psi/kopete).
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OK - from the README.compile (or something like that) file it made it sound as if you need to build libpurple separately and have pidgin/libpurple header files in the build directory. Probably hasn't been updated though... these things always get missed!
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I tried this out a few days ago actually. It's not quite worth it yet, but it'll be interesting to see how it progresses over a month or two at least.
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