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Once you've registered with LUG, your screenname will look like: foo@lug.mtu.edu. |
Once you've registered with LUG, your screenname will look like: foo@lug.mtu.edu. |
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To register, simply open up a client that supports Jabber ( |
To register, simply open up a client that supports Jabber (Pidgin[http://www.pidgin.im/] is great!) and add a new account. Then just enter the required information (see picture). |
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Latest revision as of 00:37, 25 November 2010
The LUG currently runs a Jabber server. Jabber is an open source instant messaging service which relies on independent servers. Once you have registered on a Jabber server, you can send messages to users on most other Jabber servers.
Once you've registered with LUG, your screenname will look like: foo@lug.mtu.edu.
To register, simply open up a client that supports Jabber (Pidgin[1] is great!) and add a new account. Then just enter the required information (see picture).