Ok so we all know how Adium has plug-in support for Growl. Well there's this program that is trying to be like Growl but for windows of course called Snarl. In case you don't know what Growl or a program like it does is that it basically gives the user a centralized way to recieve notifications. So for one, in GAIM, you could get a notification when someone signs on/off, IMs you, etc. The real beauty is that you can use it with other programs that support it, such as iTunes or MSN, and just have one type of notification instead of mutliple different ones.
From what the developer says it's not too hard to make a plug-in and I was wondering if anyone that is familiar with code would be willing to make a plug-in. I think this would be a great program to link up with GAIM as it's very useful. I know GAIM already has something like this but I don't really think a little variety would hurt.
Here's the link to the site that talks more about what it does in detail and also links to the developmental page as well as the newest release and testing version.
Ok so we all know how Adium has plug-in support for Growl. Well there's this program that is trying to be like Growl but for windows of course called Snarl. In case you don't know what Growl or a program like it does is that it basically gives the user a centralized way to recieve notifications. So for one, in GAIM, you could get a notification when someone signs on/off, IMs you, etc. The real beauty is that you can use it with other programs that support it, such as iTunes or MSN, and just have one type of notification instead of mutliple different ones.
From what the developer says it's not too hard to make a plug-in and I was wondering if anyone that is familiar with code would be willing to make a plug-in. I think this would be a great program to link up with GAIM as it's very useful. I know GAIM already has something like this but I don't really think a little variety would hurt.
Here's the link to the site that talks more about what it does in detail and also links to the developmental page as well as the newest release and testing version.
http://www.fullphat.net/