#75371 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:24 pm
well.. how is this guys?
DS Msn
http://thoduv.free.fr/p/simsn/simsn.htm (french :( ) (babelfish?? :D)
http://thoduv.free.fr/p/
well.. hope it will come out :)
#75374 - quadomatic - Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:32 pm
i hope DS AIM comes out...who want MSN?
i hope he releases the source code, because when its done i doubt it would be too hard to convert to other im networks
#75376 - shaz - Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:45 pm
I cant wait till I get a hold of this...
One of the reasons why DS is good!
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#75380 - dualscreenman - Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:00 pm
What about Gaim DS? Gaim pretty much has support for all IM programs.
#75381 - tepples - Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:05 pm
"Goshdammit, the DS is not a Gaim-boy! It's a third pillar!"
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#75390 - crudhacker - Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:30 pm
#75393 - deltro - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:00 pm
There's a download link to "it" on the main page, but I don't have a homebrew'd DS anymore.
http://thoduv.free.fr/p/dsmsn/dsmsn10032006.zip
I wouldn't trust it though.
#75395 - ?hr - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:08 pm
noone can connect to a hotspot with this demo, but it already reads the wificonfig out off the fw :)
#75398 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:23 pm
I already tried out.. no brick or something.. but..
hmm.. I understand what you mean delstro :D
( you think he can "steal" your msn password?)
well.. i dont know about that :P
but...
oh well..
@quadomatic:
95% in europe uses msn messenger..
WHO WANTS AIM! :S
EDIT: anti AIM :D
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#75400 - Filb - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:28 pm
I don't know anyone who uses AIM...
Go MSN!
#75401 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:33 pm
| Filb wrote: |
I don't know anyone who uses AIM...
Go MSN! |
that's what I want to say too ;)
never seen someone using AIM or AOL or something :S
#75402 - quadomatic - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:42 pm
so does this work?
#75405 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:58 pm
| quadomatic wrote: |
| so does this work? |
it is still in progress :)
#75408 - TJ - Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:24 pm
#75409 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:28 pm
don't forget that I said Europe.. ;) (In europe, there are more people that is using MSN messenger;))
#75410 - Filb - Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:29 pm
AIM is for the AOL users. No wonder it has so many members.
#75419 - Darkflame - Sun Mar 12, 2006 8:42 pm
MSN and AOL both suck. :p
At least, the official clients do.
Either way though, I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online.
(probably the way the severs are set up).
I find this tremendiously useful feature.
Anyway ,seems natural for MSN and AIM to be worse precisely because they are both given out with other software which lots of people have.
Other competitors have to work harder, and actually make better stuff, in order to get people using them.
Personaly, I think a multi-protocal DS client wouldnt be much harder then just doing one protocal anyway.
Someone will make one.
The big challenge is speed of input...we need preditive imput, maybe something like dasha too.
#75427 - tepples - Sun Mar 12, 2006 9:10 pm
| Darkflame wrote: |
| Either way though, I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online. |
Of course you can: it's called e-mail. Every MSN Passport account is associated to an Internet e-mail address.
| Quote: |
| Personaly, I think a multi-protocal DS client wouldnt be much harder then just doing one protocal anyway. |
Especially given that libgaim already supports major protocols.
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#75431 - Dudu.exe - Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:11 pm
no one uses AIM in Brazil... only ICQ or MSN!
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#75432 - Sebbo - Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:18 pm
| Darkflame wrote: |
I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online.
|
the next version of MSN (version 8, currently in beta and sometimes called Windows Live Messenger) supports offline messages. its still a shame that you have to pay for alot of the extra services (messaging to mobiles, extra content), but its interface looks a bit nicer now
i heard from someone tha microsoft is listed as an official nintendo developer, so i'm wondering if they'll put out an MSN/internet package on DS at some point...although i'd still prefer the opera browser
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#75433 - HtheB - Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:34 pm
| Sebbo wrote: |
| Darkflame wrote: | I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online.
|
the next version of MSN (version 8, currently in beta and sometimes called Windows Live Messenger) supports offline messages. its still a shame that you have to pay for alot of the extra services (messaging to mobiles, extra content), but its interface looks a bit nicer now
i heard from someone tha microsoft is listed as an official nintendo developer, so i'm wondering if they'll put out an MSN/internet package on DS at some point...although i'd still prefer the opera browser |
do you think you can log in with opera to:
http://mob.e-messenger.net ??
(try it out on your PC..)
#75448 - ssj4android - Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:30 am
| Filb wrote: |
I don't know anyone who uses AIM...
Go MSN! |
Pretty much opposite for me. I'm never on MSN. Pretty much everyone on my MSN list probably has AIM. Besides, everyone I know in real life uses AIM. And BTW, AIM is a majority non-AOL users, I'd imagine.
#75464 - Nushio - Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:50 am
This can be overcome with Opera, if it supports Javascript, there are several "webmessengers" out there already.
#75481 - tssf - Mon Mar 13, 2006 8:31 am
MSNDS will also be a good tool later on this year if it is finished, for yahoo users. Since MSN and Yahoo buddy lists will soon be compatible with one another, much like ICQ and AIM buddy lists can communicate with each other.
Now, if everyone just made their systems linked, then no one would have these "this and that is better" arguments. :)
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#75486 - HtheB - Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:08 am
| Nushio wrote: |
| This can be overcome with Opera, if it supports Javascript, there are several "webmessengers" out there already. |
you dont need javascript or something for http://mob.e-messenger.net
this is the SIMPLEST version of msn :)
1 problem is.. that retawq couldnt redirect the link after you logged in..
if it worked, you could chat on msn with retawq (DSLinux)
just try it on your pc
http://mob.e-messenger.net
you will see what I want to say :)
#75493 - Dudu.exe - Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:54 pm
| Sebbo wrote: |
| Darkflame wrote: | I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online.
|
the next version of MSN (version 8, currently in beta and sometimes called Windows Live Messenger) supports offline messages. its still a shame that you have to pay for alot of the extra services (messaging to mobiles, extra content), but its interface looks a bit nicer now
i heard from someone tha microsoft is listed as an official nintendo developer, so i'm wondering if they'll put out an MSN/internet package on DS at some point...although i'd still prefer the opera browser |
this feature is to chat with your contats when you select " show as offline " ( something like that i dont know how it is in english ) but you can sent messages for someone offline.. only if him talk to you.. and you should leave the chat window open so he can reply
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#75495 - dualscreenman - Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:12 pm
| tepples wrote: |
| "Goshdammit, the DS is not a Gaim-boy! It's a third pillar!" |
XD, Golden!
Hey... that's even sig material!
#75503 - Darkflame - Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:55 pm
| Sebbo wrote: |
| Darkflame wrote: | I dislike MSN because it cant "save" messages when people are offline, for them to view when they get back online.
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the next version of MSN (version 8, currently in beta and sometimes called Windows Live Messenger) supports offline messages. its still a shame that you have to pay for alot of the extra services (messaging to mobiles, extra content), but its interface looks a bit nicer now |
I think that sums up microsoft products well;
You upgrade because the interface looks nicer.
You pay extra for usefull freatures :p
(eg, Vista, and then a year or two later, Vista with all the sutff they left out because they couldnt make the first launch :p)
#75505 - kevinc - Mon Mar 13, 2006 6:18 pm
Woot, I'm also writing an MSN client. But mine is on early stages still :)
#75507 - A2hok - Mon Mar 13, 2006 6:35 pm
It would be really usefull to have any sort of an IM client, MSN of AIM or ICQ or Yahoo. Can somebody whose skillfull enough code this? Is Sgstair's TCP wifi lib needed?
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#75515 - thoduv - Mon Mar 13, 2006 6:49 pm
Some news about my project here : http://thoduv.free.fr/p/ (in english !)
#75529 - derula - Mon Mar 13, 2006 9:01 pm
gr8, will ndsim also support icq protocol?
#75530 - HtheB - Mon Mar 13, 2006 9:25 pm
this project will be awsome! :)
if you need some help in dutch translation.. Im over HERE :D
#75532 - tepples - Mon Mar 13, 2006 10:14 pm
ICQ uses the same OSCAR protocol as AIM.
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#75589 - Darkflame - Tue Mar 14, 2006 1:18 pm
Thats great...I have people on all 3 main protocals :p
#75920 - ssj4android - Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:02 am
| tssf wrote: |
MSNDS will also be a good tool later on this year if it is finished, for yahoo users. Since MSN and Yahoo buddy lists will soon be compatible with one another, much like ICQ and AIM buddy lists can communicate with each other.
Now, if everyone just made their systems linked, then no one would have these "this and that is better" arguments. :) |
Where did you hear MSN and Yahoo were going to link? I know they were both part of some "unified IM" thing, but that was formed before 2000, IIRC, and nothing ever happened with it.
#75966 - tssf - Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:32 am
| Quote: |
| Where did you hear MSN and Yahoo were going to link? I know they were both part of some "unified IM" thing, but that was formed before 2000, IIRC, and nothing ever happened with it. |
Yahoo had an announcement about it once maybe a month back.
I'll see if I can find an article.
http://messenger.yahoo.com/partners_msn.php;_ylt=AmdsrVSmdDvOoNKyDqPzhOBwMMIF
There ya go.
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#78078 - Madrigal - Wed Apr 05, 2006 1:00 am
Any update on this? How is the progress coming?