Adium X 0.62

• Popularity:

  #5 in Chat (out of 1309 products)

• Editor's Rating:

  4.0 stars

• Average User Rating:

  4.0 stars (out of 58 votes) Rate it!

• Downloads:

  131,734

• Requirements:

  Mac OS X 10.2

• Limitations:

  No limitations

• Date Added:

  July 06, 2004

• Previous Versions:

  Select a version Adium X 1.3 Adium X 1.2.7 Adium X 1.2.5 Adium X 1.2.4 Adium X 1.2.3 Adium X 1.2.1 Adium X 1.2 Adium X 1.1.4 Adium X 1.1.3 Adium X 1.1.2 Adium X 1.1.1 Adium X 1.1 Adium X 1.0.5 Adium X 1.0.4 Adium X 1.0.2 Adium X 1 Adium X 0.89.1 Adium X 0.84 Adium X 0.83 Adium X 0.82 Adium X 0.8 Adium X 0.76 Adium X 0.75.1 Adium X 0.74 Adium X 0.72 Adium X 0.71 Adium X 0.7 Adium X 0.63 Adium X 0.62 Adium X 0.61 Adium X 0.59 Adium X 0.58.1 Adium X 0.57.1 Adium X 0.56 Adium X 0.55 Adium X 0.54 Adium X 0.53 Adium X 0.51

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Publisher's description of Adium X 0.62

From Adam Iser:

The Adium Team is proud to present to you Adium X, a multiple-protocol instant-messaging client. This is a culmination of a year-long rewrite of Adium, which now utilizes Libgaim (the core part of GAIM) to connect to multiple protocols, and is also based on a new plug-in architecture. Partial address-book integration, cool-looking tabs, multiple protocols for instant messaging, and a compact contact list are some of the many features of the new Adium X. Some core features include support for AIM, Yahoo, MSN, Jabber, Trepia, Napster, and Gadu-Gadu; unlimited accounts; as many names on as many services as you want; draggable tabs; any number of tabs in any number of windows; highly customizable yet intuitive preferences; address-book integration; iTunes and other AppleScript substitution buddy icons and away messages in AIM; and the beginnings of file-transfer support for AIM, Yahoo, and Jabber.

Editor's review of Adium X 0.62

• 4.0 stars

• "Bye-bye, multiple chat clients"

Formerly one of the most popular and customizable third-party clients for AOL Instant Messager, Adium faded from the public eye during development. The supercharged new version emerges from hibernation as Adium X. It supports multiple services, including AIM, Yahoo, MSN, and Napster. Part of what made the original Adium so attractive was its multitude of options, which still forms the core of this revision. The latest version improves the contact list and features a refined, tabbed interface. Under the hood, the program is now powered by the same open-source core as Linux client GAIM. Despite some quirks, Adium X should please fans of the original and snare new chat aficionados.

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