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1. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 10:01 par mrroboto

yeah, you're right. that's the first thing i thought using pidgin!

2. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 10:40 par tm

yeah, the new pidging kicks ass in this respect
and quite a lot of green balls also, eh?

3. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 10:53 par boke

I felt exactly the same when trying it yesterday.

You can turn off the second one in the preferences but then you lose the buddy icon...

4. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 11:17 par Benoît DEJEAN

xchat-gnome merges consecutive messages from the same contact if they are close enough in time. This is a simple but space-saving feature.

5. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 11:59 par Jeff Waugh

Funny, I made a similar screenshot earlier this week too!

http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/2007/pid...

6. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 12:06 par iain

I was thinking the same thing as well.

7. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 12:35 par fct

I wrote a post in ubuntuforums about the new Pidgin:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.ph...

I don't like the way pidgin is "evolving".

8. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 13:22 par Kevin

I find it quite useful but am surprised this feature is turned on by default without an option to turn it off. The feature is useful when you have several screennames grouped under 1 alias for a person. Under that case, the top name shows the alias, while the bottom one shows the screenname. It's useful in the case, but not in others so they should really have an option to turn it off.

9. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 14:23 par Alexandre Franke

Maybe you should try using Aliases and Metacontacts, then you would understand the purpose of this

10. Le vendredi, 10 août 2007, 19:53 par Craig

I found this useless at first, and I admit it does take up some screen real estate, but I use aliases and some people have multiple screennames so I can identify if I'm talking to someone at work or home.

11. Le samedi, 11 août 2007, 01:55 par Steve

This has been the topic of quite some debate, recently! I mentioned it in a blog post (http://www.stevenbrown.ca/blog/arch...) and on the developer's mailing list, and the lead developer just did a post exclusively about the status icon in the tabs.

http://www.pidgin.im/~seanegan/cgi-...

It's getting better.

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