If you are secifically looking at n MSN clone, take a look at aMSN
(http://www.amsn-project.net). It is a pretty full-featured clone of
MSN IM. My wife used it quite a bit & I have used it a little bit as
well & I have been impressed. I myself prefer the multi-protocol IM
stuff like pidgin or ko
In my experience none of the Linux IM clients have all the functionality
of the MSFT messenger, but I have only used Pidgin and 1 or 2 others.
They are usually fine for text messaging but fall short on voice calling
and video calling. Even with text messaging I have experienced security
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> Hi,
> Our office wants to move to a MS instant messenger. Can Linux Ubuntu
> work seamlessly with instant messenger? Thanks. - Jerry
>
Hi Jerry,
There are a few Linux IM clients which work with the MS 'consumer' offerings.
Since you are talking about an office, I would throw a comment of cautio
Pidgin, which is available on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X, handles just
about every instant messenger protocol around. :-)
For Ubuntu, in particular: http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
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