GMessenger

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Ixsys

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See... this is the sort of work, dedication, creativity that will make this project a great one. I must admit (and I rarely say this) - I would actually consider buying a legitimate, 100% Legal Licence to use the proposed software. (Provided of course there would be no spyware, adware, malware etc etc)

Keep up the good work fellas!! - I've got my eye on you lot... :)

Cheers,

Jon (aka Ixsys)

PS: I know it will seem awfully cliche of me but, If this software makes it to a useable / Beta Stage - I would be honored should I be selected to help, and further this project.

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DayleRees

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Our latest build VS the Competition.

IMHO, i think the build of MSN Messenger im using at the moment, although some of the features i like ( music thingy mmm) is truly cluttered... theres crap everywhere.. this is where I hope we will have the edge. :)

*EDIT* KoL popped online a second ago, and I asked him nicely whether he would make some nice status icons for use in the boxes till i get DPs working, being the nice fellow he is he said yes. :) looking forward to these, I have much respect for KoL and his designs. Jromo, another good friend of mine, has also offered to make a skin for it, when it gets to the stage where it can be made skinnable. So a small project for me when it started... but now it looks like its going places, I'm VERY proud. :blush:

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kyro

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Sorry about the double post :(

I noticed in one of the screenshots its called Nexus... I think it should stay as GMessenger

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on google its been know that the name gmessenger is already taken by some p2p soft ...

so the coders have decided the name nexus.

i dont care a damn bout the name .. the messenger is ultra cool. wish they make a port of aol icq and yahoo protocols and this one will be DA FAMOUS .

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Robbeke

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Hi,

First of all respect! Nice lookin app!

Secondly: One reason why many users don't want to switch is file transfers... Do they work behind NAT? (if no check Miranda IM plugin, latest one does this so you can check how it works) ;)

Don't add to many features in first instance. Boss protection and so on is nice but not priority I think. I hope everything can be turned on/off :)

Secondly:

If you need another beta tester: here i am ;)

Third:

Can I download this software or is there no release date yet? :)

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kyro

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dandan121, note that it hasnt changed, just some of the devs want it to, but whatever most people want is what will happen, so if nexus become popular with you all, thats what might be, if gmessenger becomes popular, thats what it will prolly be.

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i smell poll being attached. :shifty:

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