Re: iChat vs Bonjour was Introducing the Fire Wiki

On Jul 14, 2005, at 7:51 AM, Sven AERTS wrote:
> Say, a question: I see that you mention:
>
> "Fire can handle similtaneous connections to AIM=AE, ICQ=AE, Yahoo!=AE, =
=20
> IRC, MSN=AE, Jabber and Bonjour (aka Apple Rendezvous)."
>
> Why do you use "Bonjour" iso iChat ? Will you run into trouble with =20=

> Apple if you use the word iChat?
I would guess the reason is that since iChat is both an AIM client =20
and a Bonjour client, it's pretty clear that since Fire supports AIM =20
that you can talk to other buddies using iChat. But by explicitly =20
saying Bonjour, you state that Fire support the impromptu IM via =20
Bonjour that iChat supports. To any of the devs, please correct me if =20=

I have misspoken.

Paul


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