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That's possible too. We actually used Adium on Mac to develop the engine before we had the UI. 

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I am interested to know what will be more useful in Linux:

 

A command line version of Bleep or something similar to what we have for Windows (if you had to pick one)?

 

I don't want to pollute this topic with an unrelated subject but please feel free to open a new topic for this and discuss. I personally (as a Linux user) would like a command line tool considering what I actually do on Linux but that might just be me.

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Are you referring to the red "!" on the icon of the person whom you added or the red "!" on the message that you were trying to send (which shows the message wasn't successfully sent)?

 

The red "!" on the picture of the person in your contact list, shows that this person was added with manually entering the key (i.e. incognito). 

 

Technically, the application should not be easily blockable (eventually) by firewalls but there might be issues here and there that prevent messages to be sent. 

 

Generally speaking, it will be pretty difficult to block Bleep (eventually).

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Stay tuned for other platforms. Hopefully, you can easily invite your friends soon without asking them to move to Windows.