Scott wrote:
>
> >> If you want a good console based one, go to freshmeat.net and look
> >> up micq. It is fast and reliable, and supports a lot of the
[...]
> All great and wonderfull but most of the world is on wind95 and NT. IRC is
> great for some things but ICQ is also great. Its free and easy for the
> average joe to use and very nice for small groups of people to get together
> and chat in private (not secure but private). The above mentioned
> alternatives are not what I'd suggest to the average joe to use so we can
> chat on the net. And if these were a great alternative to ICQ then where
[...]
If you must have ICQ, then there is a platform independent JavaICQ. I
set
it up and ran it a couple of times in OS/2 (just to try it out...but I
don't like,
nor use, IRC nor any other form of chat). You have to do a little
editing of
the program file to fit your system but if you have JDK 1.1* it works
fine
whether under OS/2, Linux (presumably), or Windoze.
patrick
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