KDE provides a set of Internet applications as part of the KDE Social Desktop initiative. The social desktop is based on a Web API called the Open Collaboration Services (OCS) that allows applications to interface easily with Internet services like … Continue reading →

Kopete For KDE you can use Kopete, the KDE Instant Messenger client. Kopete features a simple interface with a Status menu for selecting your availability such as Available, Away, and Busy. You can also add a new status, giving it … Continue reading →

Instant messenger (IM) clients allow users on the same IM service to communicate anywhere across the Internet. Currently some of the major IM services are AIM (AOL), Microsoft Network (MSN), Yahoo, ICQ, and Jabber. Some use an XML protocol called … Continue reading →