Gaim 2.0.0.6

Gaim is an instant messaging client that supports multiple chat protocols.

Gaim-Encryption is a plugin for Gaim that provides encryption capabilities for secure messaging.

To uninstall Gaim-Encryption, you can go to the plugins directory of Gaim and remove the 'gaim-encryption.so' file.

Yes, Gaim can be used without the Gaim-Encryption plugin. It is optional and not required for basic functionality.

Gaim-Encryption works with most chat protocols supported by Gaim, but it might not be compatible with some less common or proprietary protocols.

Yes, Gaim-Encryption provides end-to-end encryption for secure messaging, ensuring that only the intended recipients can read your messages.

In Gaim, you can enable or disable encryption for specific conversations by right-clicking on the conversation window and choosing the 'Encrypt' or 'Decrypt' option.

Yes, Gaim-Encryption is an open-source project released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

You can find more information about Gaim-Encryption on its official website or community forums.

While Gaim-Encryption is generally reliable, there might be some compatibility issues with certain Gaim versions or chat protocols. It is recommended to check the project documentation or forums for any known issues.