[OTR-dev] otrproxy and packaging

[Michael Richardson]

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>>>>> "Ian" == Ian Goldberg <ian at cypherpunks.ca> writes:
    Ian> Some exciting news.  We've got an AIM proxy that speaks OTR.
    Ian> It works on Linux (and probably other *nixes), OSX, and we even
    Ian> got it to work under wine with mingw (though it has not yet
    Ian> been tested on a "real" Win32 box).

  Maybe I don't understand what an AIM proxy is.

  I thought that gaim-otr could do communicate over AIM just like it
uses other "transports".
 
  Or are you saying that you now have a stand-alone program?

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