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timothevs

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I use the Messages app on Yosemite (as I have through its various iterations since iChat) to connect to my Google Jabber account for chat.

It seems I am unable to do that in DP4 (not sure if it was working in DP2,3).

I try to add my Google account and I am told that I am already signed in with that account. But the odd thing is that I can't even open my buddies list by pressing :apple: + 1. Nothing shows up, no option for Buddies window on the Windows menu option.

Has anyone else been able to log into Jabber with DP4?
 
Nope, no-one? Also how does one edit their fonts etc in Messages anymore?
 
Apple removed the font and color changing in Yosemite :(

I really have to shake my head at this. Some decisions I really find myself questioning. Why take such basic customization out?
 
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I tried to enable Messages from within the System Preferences -> Accuonts -> Google Account. Still a no go.

Messages doesn't show the account nor does it allow me to sign on and access my buddy list. Strange.
 
I tried to enable Messages from within the System Preferences -> Accuonts -> Google Account. Still a no go.

Messages doesn't show the account nor does it allow me to sign on and access my buddy list. Strange.

I'm on DP5 and I use my google jabber chat in messages every day, no problems here.

I didn't do anything special to set it up either, just added it through the same method you used.
 
I'm on DP5 and I use my google jabber chat in messages every day, no problems here.

I didn't do anything special to set it up either, just added it through the same method you used.

Ah interesting. I am on Public Beta 4, and am having all these troubles. Even if it is a borked install on my end or DP5 fixed the issues, that it works in the latest version is great to know.
 
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