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George V. Reillys Blog - Monday, 24 September 2007::
Some of the book takes place in the present day, as Rumpole is Pidgin (formerly known as GAIM) talks multiple protocols, including MSN and Google Talk.
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Weathering a year-and-a-delay and legal entanglement with AOL, the leading open source instant messaging client has completed its makeover.
Pidgin 2.0 is now officially available, taking over where its predecessor GAIM left off, with an overhauled user interface and status system, as well as numerous bug and feature improvements.
Pidgin is a multi-protocol instant messaging client, that lets users access the MSN Messenger, AOL AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, IRC, Jabber, Gadu-Gadu and Zephyr networks. It also runs on several platforms, including Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.
Frozonfreak here: 07/01/2007 - 08/01/2007::
In order to take it to the next level, and move from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0—the such as find the nearest restaurant, book the best flight, or buy the cheapest
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The official 2.0 release has been along time coming thanks to technical and legal challenges.
Planet Geek!: Geekitude Archives::
There are times when I want to take an axe to Eclipse. CONGO 2.0 will be a pure java application, based on Struts, and will allow
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iMessengr.com: 12/01/2007 - 01/01/2008::
Pidgin, foremely GAIM (AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo) The creator adds some information about topics, and the program takes over from there.
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In October of 2005, Sean Egan, then GAIM's lead developer told internetnews.com the 2.0 release was expected at the end of November of 2005.
But Egan had just been recruited by Google to help on Google Talk-related efforts, and users attributed the delay to Google, with one community member accusing Google of calling the shots.
However, it turns out AOL was the reason GAIM version 2.0's release was delayed. AOL had threatened legal action against GAIM developers because GAIM has AIM, AOL's acronym for its instant messenger service, in its name.
In response to legal threats from AOL, GAIM changed its name to Pidgin and the developers pumped the release is out.
Apparently, demand for the 2.0 release was pent up. The Pidgin Web site on which the Pidgin project is hosted was down for most of the day Friday.
 RapidMind Eases Multi-Core Headaches
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