Jabberwocky
Description:	Jabber client
Download:	jabberwocky.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size:	492kb
Version:	1.9
Date:	29 Sep 16
Author:	Jabberwocky Open Source Team
Submitter:	xenic
Homepage:	https://sourceforge.net/projects/ajabberwocky/
Requirements:	AmigaOS4
Category:	utility/communication
Replaces:	utility/communication/jabberwocky.lha
License:	Other
Distribute:	yes
Min OS Version:	4.0
FileID:	10007
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Comments:	7
Snapshots:	1
Videos:	0
Downloads:	5  (Current version)
	5  (Accumulated)

Jabberwocky is a client software for the Jabber Instant Message Protocol.
This is Free Software licensed underthe GNU General Public License.

Jabber is an instant messaging system, similar to ICQ or AIM, yet far
different. It is open source, absolutely free, simple, fast, extensible,
modularized, and cross platform.

Server modules (transports) allow cross messaging between other instant
messaging networks (AIM, ICQ, MSN, IRC, etc).

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IMPORTANT! This release contains new locale catalogs which must be
           installed to use this version of Jabberwocky with languages
           other than the built-in English.

           The current and previous versions of Jabberwocky will not make
           secure connections (SSL/TLS) and will only work with Jabber
           servers that support non-secure connections.
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WARNING!   Do not run a previous version of Jabberwocky at the same time
           as this version. Locale will not work correctly. Quit one
           Jabberwocky version and do one of the following:
           OS3-Enter "avail flush" in a shell or reboot before starting
               another version of Jabberwocky.
           MOS-Enter "avail flush" in a shell or reboot before starting
               another version of Jabberwocky.
           OS4-You must reboot your system since the "flush" option of the
                "avail" command has been deactivated.
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WARNING!   Using Jabber (XMPP) transports ccould be dangerous. Providing
           passwords when adding Jabber transports could result in your
           password being stolen and used by unethical server operators.
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