This was done using Conversations on Android, connecting to a Prosody server, which is in turn connected to a Spectrum2 Server running the AIM Purple Module for Pidgin.
I'm a Linux user. I have never run Windows since the days of DOS, and Windows 9x. I used Pidgin during the near entire duration of AIM, MSN, and YIM's existence as a service.
It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.
'It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.'
- nothing serious or confusing when all I did was copy the AIM files from another machine and double click the executable and away it went, with less headache than running it on modern windows versions. Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator
'It would be a serious and confusing headache to load AIM on Wine.'
- nothing serious or confusing when all I did was copy the AIM files from another machine and double click the executable and away it went, with less headache than running it on modern windows versions.'
yes i was aware of the same thing warg, you are now supposed to be able to click the aim exe now with wine? Those who follow the river, can fall in.
I would much rather increase the functionality of the server with Pidgin and Spectrum2. I consider running an old AIM Client in Wine a wasted effort unless it gets the encryption working.
Likewise I'd like to see the Yahoo side of this working too.
I never used the AIM Official software during the entire duration of the existence of AIM. I always used what was Pidgin at the time, during the 17 some odd years I used AIM.