On my computer, I used to use Mint 13 KDE. Then I switched to Mint 14 Cinnamon, and now to Mint 14 KDE.
I use pidgin with 3 accounts: One is Facebook chat (XMPP), the second is Google Talk (XMPP) and the third is WLM (pecan).
In both versions of Mint with KDE, when I start pidgin at least one of the two XMPP accounts gets "stuck" and doesn't load. If I go to the list of accounts and disable then enable it again, it connects in a moment like it should. This happens almost every time, and never with the WML account.
When I was using Cinnamon, it never happened!
It seems unlikely that this is just a coincidence but I'm baffled about what may be causing it. As far as I know neither libpurple or its plugins should act differently depending on the DE.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Strange pidgin issue (Cinnamon VS KDE)
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Strange pidgin issue (Cinnamon VS KDE)
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Re: Strange pidgin issue (Cinnamon VS KDE)
I'm using Mint 14 Cinnamon and want to do some facebook chat. Is Pidgin the best choice? Does anything work? Does Mint need to add their own chat code?