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Explore Pidgin: Your Multi-Chat Solution

Pidgin stands out as a versatile chat application that allows users to connect with multiple chat networks all at once. Whether you’re engaging in discussions on XMPP or participating in an IRC channel, Pidgin enables seamless communication without the hassle of logging in and out.

Supported Networks

This robust chat client comes equipped with native compatibility for an array of chat services, including:

Jabber/XMPP
Good morning
Year-Year
IRC
Novell GroupWise Messenger
Lotus Sametime
SILC
SIMPLE
Zephyr

Moreover, additional functionalities can be unlocked through various plugins, allowing for an even broader range of network support.

Feature-Rich Capabilities

Pidgin is designed with a multitude of features that cater to user preferences, including:

File transfers
Away messages
Buddy icons
Custom smilies
Typing notifications

Additionally, a wide selection of plugins further enhances Pidgin’s capabilities, providing users with the tools needed for effective communication.

Recent Changes and Updates

The latest version of Pidgin comes packed with numerous improvements and fixes. Key updates include:

Updating the copyright date to ensure accuracy (RR 3007) (Gary Kramlich)
Adding convey plans for Debian Trixie and Fedora 40 (RR 3283) (Gary Kramlich)
Fixing incompatible pointer types for GtkItemFactoryCallbacks (GCC-14) (RR 3282) (Yoann Congal)
Improving the build image for documentation (RR 3285) (Gary Kramlich)
Correcting type mismatches with IOKit (PIDGIN-17891) (RR 3507) (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
Utilizing the result of g_string_free(…, FALSE) (RR 3509) (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
NSS now loads intermediate certificates directly from the server (PIDGIN-17886) (RR 3608) (John Schanck)
Adding italics support on IRC (PIDGIN-14560) (RR 3609) (Gary Kramlich)
Addressing type conversion errors (RR 3777) (Elliott Sales de Andrade, Gary Kramlich)
Employing raw strings for Python regular expressions (RR 3774) (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
Modernizing K&R function prototypes in zephyr (RR 3775) (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
Fixing invalid prototypes compatible with C23 (PIDGIN-18028) (RR 3776) (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
Including the ability to execute a custom command for signing binaries (RR 3778) (Gary Kramlich)