Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Installing Pidgin

Timestamp:

Dec 20, 2006, 4:09:38 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

elb

Comment:

Still working on an understandable FAQ setup

Installing Pidgin

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-= ["Building Pidgin"] =
+= Installing Pidgin =
 
-== Are the packages signed? If so, by who, and how can I get the key? ==
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+== Building Pidgin ==
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+(FAQ Questions on building Pidgin)
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+== Packages ==
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+=== Are the packages signed? If so, by who, and how can I get the key? ===
 Yes, all packages are signed. The signature for the tarball and bzip2 archive are provided by separate downloads. The RPMs we provide are signed by either Ethan Blanton, Mark Doliner, or Stu Tomlinson. Usually the Mandrake RPMs are signed by, Mark Doliner, the Fedora Core RPMs are signed by Stu Tomlinson, and the Red Hat 8 and 9 RPMs are signed by Ethan Blanton. The keys can be obtained from any key server. http://pgp.mit.edu/ is popular.
 
-== Can I run Pidgin on MacOSX? ==
+=== Can I run Pidgin on MacOSX? ===
 Yes you can, but we do not provide a package for it. The reason being that in order to use Gaim on MacOSX, you need to install an X server and GTK+, which we are not prepared to support. You can either compile Gaim (and its dependencies) yourself, or you can use the fink installer available from http://fink.sf.net. If you would like a native aqua interface or a user-friendly installer, we suggest trying Adium, available at http://www.adiumx.com/
 
 
-== Why are there no packages for my system? ==
+=== Why are there no packages for my system? ===
 WhyPackagesExist