yahoo voice messanger for linux fedora core 3?
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I hope no. Only a Redhat 9 rpm (without voice fuctionality)is available at the download site http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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I recommend the Adium client - it is a multi-network IM client that supports Yahoo (and MSN, AOL and Google Chat).
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No you do not. I did a little research on this by going to the Yahoo! Messenger help page and it says specifically this:\n\nThe system requirements for using Voice with Yahoo! Messenger are:\n\nWindows 98/2000/ME/XP \nPentium class processor \nInternet Explorer (version 5.x or later) \nAt least 64MB RAM \nA non-proxy connection to the Internet \nA microphone, sound card, and speakers \nDSP Group TrueSpeech™ audio compression (CODEC) software \n\nIf it doesn't work maybe you don't have enough RAM, a Pentuium Class Processor, or the Audio Compression software. It could also be the non-proxy connection or sound card. It could be any of these things, you have to determine it yourself.
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Try using Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I don't know if there is a free trial demo though. And I don't know if it'd work in a chatroom too.
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Use another messanger that accept Yahoo ID.\n\nI believe there is one, I don;t remeber the name\n\nSomething like Universal messanger.
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its the same thing...just download it and voila! its "voice chat" enabled but you are NOT required to do so...
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/no-live-yahoo-support.html
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Speakonia 1.3.5 \n\nIts free!
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Download and install Yahoo! Messenger.
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No, you have to use the port on which the Yahoo Messanger Server is running. The server always dictates the port.
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The talk feature is located within the "call" button. Just push that and wait for the other person to accept (just like you would have with the old yahoo voice system)
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try chatterbox http://chatter.flooble.com/
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You can try using www.e-messenger.net\n\nyou can use your yahoo id here, and no need to install anything. This does not have the voice chat option yet.
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use either ytunnel or a third part client that connects to yahoo
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You can find a slightly newer version (1.0.6) at the link below; it was compiled by a Yahoo employee, though not a member of the Messenger team.  (Note that it's a bare binary, so you'll need to install the "official" 1.0.4 version first, then overwrite or move aside the old ymessenger.bin file.  You may also need to create a libgtkhtml.so.0 symlink in the lib directory, pointing at the existing libgtkhtml.so.6 binary [i.e., "ln -s libgtkhtml.so.6 libgtkhtml.so.0"].  Ugly and manual, but it's safe enough, and it works fine.)\n\nOther than that, your best bet is GAIM or Kopete or similar, as the other respondent suggested.  The sad fact is that there does not appear to be any official support for or interest in the Linux client, and apparently even the Mac client is supported only sporadically.
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a problem in ur sound card driver \nor\nur sound card is not compatable with yahoo
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Yahoo messenger w/ voice if you want instantaneously communication