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Hello All, A long time I tried Linux and was not very satisfied with it. However, I am itching to try it again. I know I can dual boot and ...
  1. 05-12-2009 #1
    Dude500
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    Hello All,

    A long time I tried Linux and was not very satisfied with it. However, I am itching to try it again. I know I can dual boot and all, but I was wondering something else. I use IM a lot (Windows Messenger) and I was wondering if using IM software on Linux, I could add my friends, if they are using windows messenger, is there some way that I would be able to still communicate with them?
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    You should be able to. There might be a plug-in for Pidgin, or you could look into aMSN.
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  3. 05-12-2009 #3
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    Thanks, I'll look into these.
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    Pidgin should do exactly what you want!
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