#38 Changing password

[Sergei Astanin]

I have just tried ickle and it is really great.
However I failed to convince my friend using it since
it does not allow the user to change the password (am I
wrong?). It would be nice to see it in the future.

[Barnaby Gray]

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It begs the question if your friend is fickle enough to
decide clients on such small features, whether once I've
implemented this they'll just find some other small feature
to niggle instead.. :-) There's a good choice of clients for
linux more or less supporting about the same feature set -
some more, some less, but I'd hope people decide clients
more on the userability and interface.

Anyway, I can't promise you anything soon.. there are much
more important features (file transfer, server-based lists)
that'll get done first.. small features like these are the
kind of thing people from the opensource community (yes it's
not one way!) can contribute.

Thanks,

Barnaby

[Sergei Astanin]

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You are right, probably. I wish I were good in
GTK+/libicq2000 coding :)

However, I (personally) like ickle the most of all Linux
icqs inspite I use it just the few days. Thank you for good job.