Author Topic: Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing (Read 944 times)

sime · « **on:** 31 August 2003, 15:09 »

Cough up yer cash or else... Same old sameo, such a nice bunch of feretts old MS$... NOT!

http://slashdot.org/articles/03/08/31/0059234.shtml?tid=109&tid=126&tid=187&tid=95

Sime

Baikonur · « **Reply #1 on:** 31 August 2003, 17:38 »

Microsoft is a cash-hungry cow.

With $50 billion in reserves . . .

I want to send Mr. Gates this complimentary link:

www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/you.html

Refalm · « **Reply #2 on:** 31 August 2003, 20:31 »

I've been getting this message lately while MSN'ing with dMSN (a kick ass freeware MSN client for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows):

quote:
.NET Messenger Service Staff: You are running a version of messenger that requires an immediate security update. Please visit http://messenger.msn.com/Help/Upgrades.aspx to complete the update.

That would actually be a "downdate".

Stilly · « **Reply #3 on:** 1 September 2003, 00:45 »

yeah, that thing is very annoying, and of course its un blockable

suselinux · « **Reply #4 on:** 1 September 2003, 01:48 »

I got it using Kopete, just got it again as I was typing this.

The ".NET Messenger Staff" showed up on my contacts list so I just blocked them, so far I haven't seen them again, but it's only been five minutes.

last night i was getting that stupid message every two minutes, I had to set my chat session to "Always on top" in KDE so I wouldn't be interupted.

CUMGUZLERSOFT!

mobrien_12 · « **Reply #5 on:** 1 September 2003, 02:06 »

Are you suprised?

Mirrorball · « **Reply #6 on:** 1 September 2003, 02:29 »

I'm as angry as a person could be. I want TOTAL MICROSFOT ANNIHILATION!
This is the kind of crap I have to listen to:

quote:

Of course there are other instant messaging clients but they will stop to evolve like Netscape, only MSN Messenger will evolve.
You know I love ICQ, but I have to admit that MSN Messenger is ahead of it.

No one deserves to have friends like that. An ASP.NET developer, in fact.

Refalm · « **Reply #7 on:** 1 September 2003, 03:14 »

Yeah me too. MSN is really just more primitive. Losers say "MSN is sooo great because it got games!".

And so does Y!IM, they've been doing that for over 3 years now.

[ August 31, 2003: Message edited by: Refalm ]

Stilly · « **Reply #8 on:** 1 September 2003, 03:30 »

all my friends always bitch at me for not having windows because I can't do some whiteboard shit or use the voice chat thingy (even though there is one in AIM)

sime · « **Reply #9 on:** 1 September 2003, 15:53 »

How about Jabber,

Better protocol, better clients, runs on Linux. Why not set up a Jabberd server or client depending on what you want to do and have access to (I'm currently setting up a private Jabber server, just need to make it run over SSL so it's secure)

http://www.jabber.org/

Sime

suselinux · « **Reply #10 on:** 2 September 2003, 01:59 »

one of my cousins is using Yahoo messenger for windows, and hey look what I found to my surprise

a Yahoo endorced, supported, and produced IM client for Linux/Unix

web page

suselinux · « **Reply #11 on:** 2 September 2003, 02:00 »

quote:
Originally posted by suselinux:
one of my cousins is using Yahoo messenger for windows, and hey look what I found to my surprise

a Yahoo endorced, supported, and produced IM client for Linux/Unix

web page

and it actually works too!

sorry about the double post I thought I hit the edit button

[ September 01, 2003: Message edited by: suselinux ]

Windows_SuX_@$$ · « **Reply #12 on:** 2 September 2003, 03:05 »

Whats the code for that penguin its cool

emh · « **Reply #13 on:** 2 September 2003, 07:26 »

The problem is, it hasn't been updated for some time.

There is a slightly newer version of Linux Yahoo messenger out there somewhere that also includes file transfer support.

AOL Instant Messenger for Linux is, however, updated regularly.

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Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #2 on: 31 August 2003, 20:31 » I've been getting this message lately while MSN'ing with dMSN (a kick ass freeware MSN client for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows): quote: .NET Messenger Service Staff: You are running a version of messenger that requires an immediate security update. Please visit http://messenger.msn.com/Help/Upgrades.aspx to complete the update. That would actually be a "downdate". Logged Radio Knop . Stilly Member Posts: 653 Kudos: 29 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #3 on: 1 September 2003, 00:45 » yeah, that thing is very annoying, and of course its un blockable Logged just say know suselinux Member Posts: 711 Kudos: 30 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #4 on: 1 September 2003, 01:48 » I got it using Kopete, just got it again as I was typing this. The ".NET Messenger Staff" showed up on my contacts list so I just blocked them, so far I haven't seen them again, but it's only been five minutes. last night i was getting that stupid message every two minutes, I had to set my chat session to "Always on top" in KDE so I wouldn't be interupted. CUMGUZLERSOFT! Logged mobrien_12 VIP Posts: 2,138 Kudos: 711 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #5 on: 1 September 2003, 02:06 » Are you suprised? Logged In brightest day, in darkest night, no evil shall escape my sight.... Mirrorball Newbie Posts: 9 Kudos: 0 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #6 on: 1 September 2003, 02:29 » I'm as angry as a person could be. I want TOTAL MICROSFOT ANNIHILATION! This is the kind of crap I have to listen to: quote: Of course there are other instant messaging clients but they will stop to evolve like Netscape, only MSN Messenger will evolve. You know I love ICQ, but I have to admit that MSN Messenger is ahead of it. No one deserves to have friends like that. An ASP.NET developer, in fact. Logged Refalm Administrator Posts: 5,159 Kudos: 704 Sjembek! Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #7 on: 1 September 2003, 03:14 » Yeah me too. MSN is really just more primitive. Losers say "MSN is sooo great because it got games!". And so does Y!IM, they've been doing that for over 3 years now. [ August 31, 2003: Message edited by: Refalm ] Logged Radio Knop . Stilly Member Posts: 653 Kudos: 29 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #8 on: 1 September 2003, 03:30 » all my friends always bitch at me for not having windows because I can't do some whiteboard shit or use the voice chat thingy (even though there is one in AIM) Logged just say know sime Member Posts: 242 Kudos: 4 Microsoft Introduces IM Licensing « Reply #9 on: 1 September 2003, 15:53 » How about Jabber, Better protocol, better clients, runs on Linux. Why not set up a Jabberd server or client depending on what you want to do and have access to (I'm currently setting up a private Jabber server, just need to make it run over SSL so it's secure) http://www.jabber.org/ Sime Logged ================================================== If Linux doesn't have the solution, you have the wrong problem. 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