Multi instant messenger application

[RadixHosting]

I was just wondering: What's your favourite MULTI protocol instant messenger application? I'm talking about applications that allow connecting to more than one protocol, such as Pigdin (former GAIM), Kopete (for KDE), Trillian, etc.

Also mention on which operating systems it runs, please.

 

[AMC]

If you can bare to connect to the internet, use meebo.com I love it, and it has a load of coll features. But also then you dont have to worry about the OS

 

[Tree]

Pidgin all the way. Trillian is great too, bit of a memory hog though.

 

[RadixHosting]

Hmm true. But I never really liked web messengers.

 

[themoose]

Pidgin. It's gotten way better than GAIM somehow.

 

[Craig]

Trillian all the way baby..............

 

[TSO]

I prefer straight MSN, to be honest (when I log on, that is, which is about once every two months). But Trillian would be my pick (if I absolutely had to pick) for multi-messenger platform.

 

[foo2thabar]

Pidgin

 

[doiz]

Meebo, since I can use it even at work~ Convenient too; when the supervisor walks by, a quick ctrl-t or ctrl-shift-m can hide it~

 

[Johnson]

Pidgin, or Adium if you're on a mac.

 

[Blaster]

Pidgin (i still got GAIM on my computer for some reason though)

 

[notnamed]

Trillian (Astra). Supposedly it'll be ported to Linux. Until then, Pidgin on Linux.

 

[Matt8]

Pidgin without a doubt.

 

[Adam]

Well since Yahoo and MSN can now share contacts, I use Yahoo. But if I were to use any other multi-messenger it would be Pidgin. On Windows.

 

[MicGoogle]

wow i'm hearing good news about pidgin it used to be a different name before

 

[Robert]

I use pidgin on my Nokia 770 Tablet. But I use trillian on my desktop/laptop.

 

[RadixHosting]

Been using Trillian for a couple of days now, seems nice. Beats Pidgin imho.

 

[stuffradio]

You can use a web based messenger called Beebo.

Beebo.com

 

[notnamed]

You can use a web based messenger called Beebo.

Beebo.com

Presumably you mean Meebo, which is very useful, although I find good ol' AIM Express is more handy since it doesn't need a whole full-screen browser window.

 

[stuffradio]

wait wait... I think that is what I meant lol, thanks.