Cross-Platform Video Chat For Linux? 338
Ethan1701 writes "Some of my friends are using iChat to stay in touch and gap the distance of the Atlantic. I'm feeling left out on my Fedora Gnome based desktop. Is there a good program for Gnome that provides cross-platform instant messaging and video chat? This rules out Skype and aMSN, as well as any other app that's specific for the ICQ/AOL Network. Kopete is for KDE. Pidgin doesn't intend to develop video-chat, I haven't found a plugin for it that provides video, and Gaim-vv hasn't been developed in over two years and is so out of date that it's still going by Gaim and not Pidgin. Do Slashdot readers have an application that meets these needs? Maybe even one that surpasses iChat?"
Re:Ekiga (Score:1, Funny)
[citation needed]
Use it anyways. (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Real men chat in ascii (Score:5, Funny)
works ok if you look your best in ascii encoded video I guess ;)
Re:Skype (Score:3, Funny)
Yeah but does it work with a black eeepc?
Re:Ekiga (Score:5, Funny)
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Re:any idea how many times ive seen that phrase? (Score:3, Funny)
Give the kid a break. He used a car analogy and everything. He's been doing his homework.
How to run Kopete in Gnome (Score:5, Funny)
Step 1: Run Kopete.
Glad I could help. Let me know if you have any more questions.
Re:Ekiga (Score:2, Funny)
Could be, I guess friends shouldn't let friends use windows!
Re:Real men chat in ascii (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Skype (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Ekiga (Score:3, Funny)