Recommendations for a simple, fast GUI LAN chat application? [Solved]

We now have 4 ArchLinux machines scattered throughout the house. (My wife is an Archer now!). I am looking for a simple fast GUI LAN chat application. I looked at "qchat" but it is a bit cumbersome and doesn't have the option of a small applet to the panel. Any recommendations appreciated...
Larry
Last edited by lagagnon (2010-02-13 21:27:00)

jwwolf wrote:Found this in AUR
griv
I just tried it with a few machines and it works fine.
Excellent choice! Nice, light and unobtrusive. Works well, thanks for the recommendation.

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