### What's with the name libpurple, anyway?

### What's with the name Finch, anyway?

By the time we receive a request to remove any data from our archives, it already exists in so many places that one more copy of the data can’t possibly cause any additional harm. We also do include a disclaimer on the list info page for each of our mailing lists and in the Help->About box in Pidgin itself that our mailing lists are publicly archived, thus adequate warning exists to inform people that their data will be publicly disclosed.

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---

title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"

date: {{ .Date }}

---

[languages.es]

languageName = "Spanish"

[[menu.shortcuts]]

name = "<i class='fab fa-fw fa-bitbucket'></i> Bitbucket"

identifier = "bitbucket"

name = "<i class='fas fa-fw fa-tshirt'></i> Merchandise"

identifier = "merchandise"

url = "https://shop.spreadshirt.com/imfreedom"

[[menu.shortcuts]]

name = "<i class='fab fa-fw fa-twitter'></i> Twitter"

---

---

Pidgin is a chat program which lets you log into accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. This means that you can be chatting with friends on XMPP and sitting in an IRC channel at the same time.

Pidgin is compatible with the following chat networks out of the box: Jabber/XMPP, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, SILC, SIMPLE, and Zephyr. It can support many more with [plugins](/plugins).

Pidgin is under constant development. Releases are usually frequent and driven by user contributions, such as [bug reports](https://pidgin.im/support/) and [patches](https://developer.pidgin.im/).

## Packaged Dependencies

### I have the source; how do I build this thing?

Assuming you have all of the necessary libraries and their headers installed (see the next few questions), you compile libpurple, Pidgin and Finch just like most applications:

---

### Configure Mercurial

You must set your username when working with Mercurial repositories. To do that, add two lines to `~/.hgrc` (or optionally `<repository>/.hg/hgrc`, if you want to use a different username for other Mercurial repositories):

## Uniformity

The workflow in Pidgin is intended to be "I would like to chat with Sean about wibbles", not "I would like to create an XMPP conversation with seanegan@pidgin.im".

Last, but not least, before the user can actually send or receive a file, the UI (Pidgin, Finch, or Adium) must support it. These interfaces know nothing about the protocol, and have only limited contact with the core. This helps to enforce the desire for uniformity explained above. It also makes it easier for the only sort of duplication we encourage: many interfaces. The core implementation cannot assume too much about what the UI will do, because the GTK+ UI (Pidgin) might need to handle a file transfer somewhat differently than the ncurses-based UI (Finch).

## Living Code

### Encryption for XMPP

## XMPP Modernization

### Update more things to the Modern Way

### Tests and proof of functionality

### Better UI

## Internals

### Code hardening

### User Highlighting and Name Completion

### Can I automatically join channels on login?

### Is it possible to change the username that appears in username@hostname?

If a transport has already been registered in another client, or does not require registration, Pidgin also supports this.

### Why do I get a "Server does not use any supported authentication method" error?

## Google Talk

### What are these DNS SRV records you talk about?

Many home routers, especially older ones, are broken and can't handle the SRV record lookups required for Pidgin to automatically determine the server to which to connect. If this is the case, in the debug log (on the Buddy List window, _Help_ -> _Debug Window_), you will see `dnssrv: found 0 SRV entries`. You can confirm this by running `dig +short SRV __xmpp-client._tcp.<server>` on Linux or `nslookup -type=SRV _xmpp-client._tcp.<server>` on Windows, where `<server>` is the domain, such as `gmail.com`. If these commands return no results, then you will need to reconfigure the router to not act as the DNS server for the client computers. Typically, this setting is labeled something along the lines of "Use Router as DNS server" (this should be disabled) in the router's configuration.

### Helpful links

* [Transifex](https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/pidgin/)

* [Our translators mailing list](https://pidgin.im/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/translators)

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"Thai",

"Traditional Chinese",

"Turkish",

"Urdu",

"Valencian-Catalan",

"Vietnamese",

[Info]

other = "Info"

[Repo]

other = "Repo"

other = "Community"

[Community-Info]

[Plugin-Info]

other = "This page contains a list of plugins from trusted authors and the community. If you believe a plugin should be on this list, please get in touch with us or open a pull request with the update."

.download-now .download-btn::after {

content: none !important;

}

display: table-cell;

text-align: center;

vertical-align: middle;

<th>{{ T "Name" }}</th>

<th>{{ T "Info" }}</th>

<th>

{{ T "Repo" }}

</th>

</thead>

{{ if .logo }}<img src="{{ .logo }}" />{{ else }}&nbsp;{{ end }}

</td>

{{ .heading }}

</td>

{{ if eq true .isTrusted }}

{{ template "trusted" }}

{{ else }}

<b>{{ .type }}</b> {{ .info | markdownify }}

</td>

<a href="{{ .repo }}">{{ .maintainer }}</a>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

<script>

const selectorsContainer = document.getElementById("protocol-selector");

const search = document.getElementById("plugin-filter-search");

search.addEventListener("input", debounce(1000 * 0.5, filterRows));

document.getElementById("protocol-table").getElementsByTagName("tr");

const types = {};

const typeFilter = new Set();

return {

elem,

isTrusted: elem.getAttribute('isTrusted') == 'true'

}

})

// Search box

&& (

!str

|| row.info.includes(str)

|| row.repo.includes(str)

)

text-align: right;

display: inline-block;

}

#protocol-selector input {

margin: 8px;

display: inline-block;

## Table of contents

## Dependencies

## Developing Docs

## Docker

### Formatting

| regex | replace |

| -------------------- | -------- |

## Hugo config

## Tools

1. [Run dev server](#Developing-Docs)

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replaces,

path,

pathOnSite: path

.replace(filepath, '')

.replace(/\.md$/, '')

// remove _index

.replace(/\/_index(\.\w\w)?$/, ''),

/**

* Retrieves front matter from markdown files

*/

function getFrontMatter(path) {

try {

const stat = fs.statSync(item)

if (stat.isDirectory()) {

} else if (stat.isFile() && mdRegex.test(item)) {

output.push(item)

}

*****************************************************************************/

/**

* like whitespace chasms

* @param {string} path

*/

fs.writeFile(path, formatted, err => {

if (err) {

}

console.log(`Tidied path: ${path.replace(target, '')}`)

})

/**

* For each content page:

* * reads last change date form mercurial

*/

/*****************************************************************************

*****************************************************************************/

getMdPaths(path.join(__dirname, '../hugo/content/')).then(paths =>

const [commits, { attributes, body }] = await Promise.all([

getCommits(file),

getFrontMatter(file),

*****************************************************************************/

/**

* @param {string} file the file path

*/

function getCommits(file) {

const stat = await fs.stat(item)

if (stat.isDirectory()) {

path.join(item, i)

} else if (stat.isFile() && mdRegex.test(item)) {

output.push(item)

}

const Differencify = require('differencify')

const differencify = new Differencify()

const viewports = Object.freeze({

phone: Object.freeze({ width: 320, height: 1000 }),

tablet: Object.freeze({ width: 768, height: 4000 }),

/**

* Handles concurrence

*/

function concurrence(stack) {

const er = e => console.error(e)