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  • Posted by OpenID User 2011-12-02

    Works really well. It'd be nice though if there was a binary distro available for Windows users. Getting a build going from source on Windows is a pain.

  • Posted by undrline 2010-02-16

    This plug-in is well-developed, and more than suits a need, it attempts to integrate all the functions of the parent software in a way that is meaningful and useful for those using it as an alternative to the OEM client. Highly responsive developers (pier11 is awesome), and a good user base mean that updates are a good mix of enhancements and fixes. I never hear that someone doesn't have the time to work on something. I never have to wait long for a fix or an enhancement to go to production. Users don't have to kvell over the software before they can get help. Users ask intelligent questions and give good feedback to developers. It's really a good project with an approachable community.

  • Posted by Mahesh Asolkar 2009-12-01

    Works great on RHEL5. Both Pidgin and this plugin compiled from source. I used the following 'configure' options/script to compile SIPE plugin. I had to experiment a bit to get these right, since this is on a machine where I do not have root privileges and cannot have latest of all the prerequisites : http://gist.github.com/246508. Hope this helps the only 'thumbs down' reviewer!

  • Posted by Niall Gallagher 2009-11-12

    Works perfectly. Great work! I'm using the precompiled version 1.7.0-1 from the Ubuntu PPA archive: https://launchpad.net/~aavelar/+archive/ppa

  • Posted by david_horat 2009-10-26

    It just works out-of-the-box. Version used: 1.7.0. :)

  • Posted by OpenID User 2012-05-14

    quite bad not to have a MacOS plugin compiled by default. it is quite difficult for average users to build this one from source code

  • Posted by Jérôme 2012-01-13

    For Windows users, please use the 1.9.1 version, which can be downloaded there : http://sourceforge.net/projects/sipe/files/sipe/pidgin-sipe-1.9.1/

  • Posted by OpenID User 2011-11-10

    Please I need some help. I recently installed pidgin and I love it. I also have office communicator at work and now want to use that within pidgin. I downloaded the tarball file but I'm not sure what to do with the contents of the file. Which directories of pidgin to copy the files to. ANy help would be appreciated. Novice Steve

  • Posted by dr.stein 2010-12-27

    Very important plugin for me. There is no alternative.

  • Posted by Jeremy 2010-12-03

    I've been using version of SIPE since they started publishing it... Only complaint is that I'd love to see SIPE in a base install of Pidgin, if that is possible, to make it easier for more folks to utilize and a little less work to stay up-to-date on.

  • Posted by Henry Adams 2010-12-02

    Once I read the faq on how to replace files that no longer exist in the default Pidgin install, it works like a dream. This plugin was the main reason I decided to switch to Pidgin, since I hated having Trillian AND my Office Communicator open.

  • Posted by OpenID User 2010-10-15

    THIS PLUGIN is AWESOME!!!! Thank you Thank you!

  • Posted by Ulf Rompe 2010-07-09

    A great weapon against that boring "You need to use Windows because all your coworkers use it" argument. Thanks a lot!

  • Posted by Argonaut 2010-03-24

    If the rest of your company uses OCS and you want to use Linux this helps set you free.

  • Posted by John Beranek 2010-03-16

    An extremely valuable tool to allow people to continue using Linux rather than be forced onto Windows

  • Posted by ransak 2009-10-13

    Still in development, but if you can get it compiled and installed it's worth it.