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Old 01-08-2008, 06:58 PM
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Is aMSN better than pidgin?
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I prefer Pidgin over aMSN.
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I do too. To say the truth I didn't know about aMSN until a few days ago.. But I preferred pidgin.
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After trying aMSN for a bit.. I didn't like it neither.. It seems like it has a better GUI but I didn't like it.
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I've never heard of or used aMSN. I've always used Pidgin. I will have to check out aMSN.
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Wow, nice resource. This list definitely makes me rethink the need for Windows.

I love open source.
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I agree, open source rocks!
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This list is very useful, thanks very much. One of the things that put me of Linux first time around was the lack of compatibility with some of my important Windows application.
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Well there are always alternatives, most of them are free and even better than the actual ones on windows.
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Sometimes windows can be really easy to navigate and sometimes it can be a chore. Thankfully, all the Linux applications work cohesively with most windows systems
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