On Tuesday 20 September 2011 21:42:20 Timothy Pearson wrote:
No, we do not include or maintain that software. The Trinity project is very concerned about the legal status of software included in our repository, and software with questionable legal status that does not add significant functionality to Trinity is not included. I suggest that Trinity users stick to the legal alternatives of Kopete and Konversation.
The problem there is only with one file.
And what use is an instant messenger that does not support Yahoo?
I don't know, I do not use Yahoo personally. It has multiple other plugins.
As a project with limited resources we do not support applications that: a.) Are maintained upstream b.) Have standalone replacements that fully include the feature set of the application in question c.) Would utilise an unusual amount of Trinity developer resources to maintain, especially applications where there are legal problems or b.) above applies. d.) Have a very low user base under Trinity.
I just asked you, whether you have it, not why you do not have it.