Familiar 0.6.0 comes with Gaim 0.59.3, and the required OpenSSL libs, so you should be able to
Install the ipkg: ipkg install gaim-encryption_0.1_arm.ipk (as root)
Run Gaim and load the encrypt.so file.
If you'd prefer, here's the compiled plugin by itself:
encrypt-ipaq.tar.gz. It was compiled against the Familiar version of Gaim 0.59.3, so it probably won't work very well with any different versions.
Source: v 3.0:
Available here
for use with Pidgin 2.0. Here are the installation instructions.
Subversion: Instructions. The CVS build should work with the current Pidgin Monotone build. If it doesn't, IM me: BillTompkins2 on AIM.
Fedora: You can find an RPM for Fedora Core here.
Mandriva: In the distribution, just "urpmi gaim-encryption"
Gentoo: In the distribution, just "emerge gaim-encryption"
Debian: In the distribution, just "apt-get install gaim-encryption".
Ubuntu: In Ubuntu's "Universe" as Gaim-Encryption.
Windows: Download the Win32 self-extracting binary. Or, if you'd like, here are some instructions on how to build it yourself.
Linux on iPAQ:
Duane Toler got the plugin going on his iPAQ! Here's
the info and a download.
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