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Did any one know good Linux chat client to connect ICQ. I have used pidgin but it desont have video or audio chat capability.

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Do people still use ICQ? – random♦ Sep 27 '09 at 14:00
a lot of people use ICQ, why not? btw gtalk lets you add aim and aim can act as bridge for ICQ, so you can have ICQ just by opening up a browser and login in to gtalk or icq has their own web version as well. otherwise i suggest pidgin – alexus Sep 27 '09 at 17:45
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Pidgin just added voice and video support for XMPP in 2.6.0.

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read question much? this what OP said he been using but missing video/audio chat – Joakim Elofsson Sep 27 '09 at 15:49
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meebo works on all platforms and is said to support voice and video chat.

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I use TokBox which is free to use and also lets me talk to people on MSN Messenger and gmail.

It has its own video system (rather than sending video back to be compatible with MSN Messenger etc), but that's ok because it will invite your friend into a TokBox session for video and audio.

TokBox is compatible with Windows and Linux.

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