aMSN – opensource MSN messenger client for openSUSE
Posted by admin on September 15th, 2008
Some of the Features include,
Offline Messaging
Voice Clips
Display pictures
Custom emoticons
Multi-language support (around 40 languages currently supported)
Webcam support
Sign in to more than one account at once
Full-speed File transfers
Group support
Normal, and animated emoticons with sounds
Chat logs
Timestamping
Event alarms
Conferencing support
Tabbed chat windows
Install aMSN
To install aMSN on your openSUSE, click this 
1-click installer (YaST MetaPackages) from packman supporting openSUSE 11.0/10.3.10.2 & SuSE 10.1/10.0. This will automatically download the YMP file and launch YaST Package Manager.
NOTE: Click here to enable 1-click install feature in openSUSE 10.2
Click Next in the window showing the Install description and next again on the installation proposal window. This will start adding the required repositories and install the aMSN package and the required dependencies. Click Finish when the successfully installed on your openSUSE.
Once installed, you can find “aMSN” can be found under “Application – Internet – Chat“.
Click aMSN to launch your MSN client. The welcome screen pops up. Login with your username and password and you login status message (online/invisible etc).
To change plugins and skins or set preferences for aMSN, select the appropriate under Accounts menu. Every other option including Contacts etc are just from menus as in MSN Messenger client.
To visit the project homepage, click here
September 19th, 2008 at 3:08 am
Who needs aMSN if you have Pidgin
September 27th, 2008 at 12:14 pm
i need amsn because pidgin does not support all msn protocols stuffs… an example on the others: animoticons!
November 17th, 2008 at 2:45 am
My wife likes MS Windows because it has nice IM interfaces (unlike PidGin… she says), but I hate windows, I will install aMSN and will see if she changes here mind… to be continued