I recently configured a laptop for a friend where the Windows XP had got so corrupted that it was unrecoverable. So, I installed Mint. I knew she wanted to be able to use Windows Live. So I found and installed several of the programs that take the place of Windows Live Messenger. They work just fine.
Well, except they don't do the live video conferencing. I did install Skype on there, but they aren't setup for that.
Does anyone know of any app that can do Windows Live with video on Mint?
Thanks,
Clyde
Windows Live
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Re: Windows Live
Empathy is replacing Pidgin in Ubuntu and I think one of the reasons is that it supports video chat, might be that it's coming, can't remember, try it and see.
Linux Mint 20.3 (Cinnamon) 64bit.