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This page is just a free advert for the software, it is not an encyclopedia article. I'm going to point it out on votes for deletion, so get your act together or expect to see it gone. It's also not important enough to warrant a link on the Mac OS X page, sorry. GRAHAMUK 11:45, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC)
Adium is an open source multi-platform, multi-service instant messaging program available for Mac OS X. Its messaging services implementation is provided by the open source Gaim library, popular on Linux. Adium is a highly customizable IM application, written by a team and community that have clearly taken to the medium and activity of Instant Messaging. It incorporates features resurrected from IRC (eg recalling previous message history), tabbed chat windows borrowed from Mozilla, and altogether original innovations like meta contacts (combining several IM accounts in your contacts list into a single entity).
While lacking in the A/V conferencing features offered by Apple's iChat (the Mac's default IM program), Adium provides an ad-free, fully customizable, and very poweruser-friendly IM experience to Mac users; particularly those that conduct multiple chats simultaneously.
Adium is a seperate program than AdiumX. AdiumX is the rewrite of Adium. Shouldn't this page talk about the original Adium?
The article says that the last release was 0.77 / February 18, 2005, but the official version history says 0.76 (1/30/2005). -- Ellmist 06:33, 19 Feb 2005 (UTC)
I'm amazed that someone added the Notability template to this page. Adium is one of the "big three" third-party messengers for OS X: Proteus, Fire, Adium. It has well over 5000 users (I think the last estimates were around 30,000 - 40,000) and has been around since OS X 10.0. A Google search for "Adium" (not a common word otherwise) returns over 1 million hits. It is usually considered the most popular multiprotocol messenger for OS X. As a random example, Adium is the only third-party messenger which Google has configuration instructions for on its Gtalk site. Likewise, Gizmo Project's only supported 3rd-party tool is Adium.
Adium has also spawned Growl, another notable piece of software. Do we need additional proof? Incidentally -- why do Fire and Proteus not have a Notability template as well? -- dcclark ( talk) 16:24, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
I thought I read something about Adium being the Google Summer of Code project this summer. Is this correct or was I dreaming? Paul C/ T + 02:25, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
I wanna know more about this page adium Unicorntkd ( talk) 18:22, 5 December 2016 (UTC)
Can someone add how to pronounce adium?
Adium does NOT support Skype protocol, and there's no software which does it so far but Skype itself, I'm gonna remove Skype from the list. Koumed ( talk) 01:25, 27 December 2007 (UTC)
It should be noted that with the release of the 1.4 beta, Adium will now only work with Leopard, and Tiger support will end after version 1.3. I took it upon myself to put that into the article. If theres any problems with that, please write it on this talk page. - Froggy26rk ( talk) 4:34, 13 July 2009 (UTC)
due to no packages being compiled for OS X, pidgin endorse adium on their website, as it uses libpurple and is therefor very similar. should this be added, and if so where? Ms.henrick ( talk) 16:14, 13 July 2011 (UTC)
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This page is just a free advert for the software, it is not an encyclopedia article. I'm going to point it out on votes for deletion, so get your act together or expect to see it gone. It's also not important enough to warrant a link on the Mac OS X page, sorry. GRAHAMUK 11:45, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC)
Adium is an open source multi-platform, multi-service instant messaging program available for Mac OS X. Its messaging services implementation is provided by the open source Gaim library, popular on Linux. Adium is a highly customizable IM application, written by a team and community that have clearly taken to the medium and activity of Instant Messaging. It incorporates features resurrected from IRC (eg recalling previous message history), tabbed chat windows borrowed from Mozilla, and altogether original innovations like meta contacts (combining several IM accounts in your contacts list into a single entity).
While lacking in the A/V conferencing features offered by Apple's iChat (the Mac's default IM program), Adium provides an ad-free, fully customizable, and very poweruser-friendly IM experience to Mac users; particularly those that conduct multiple chats simultaneously.
Adium is a seperate program than AdiumX. AdiumX is the rewrite of Adium. Shouldn't this page talk about the original Adium?
The article says that the last release was 0.77 / February 18, 2005, but the official version history says 0.76 (1/30/2005). -- Ellmist 06:33, 19 Feb 2005 (UTC)
I'm amazed that someone added the Notability template to this page. Adium is one of the "big three" third-party messengers for OS X: Proteus, Fire, Adium. It has well over 5000 users (I think the last estimates were around 30,000 - 40,000) and has been around since OS X 10.0. A Google search for "Adium" (not a common word otherwise) returns over 1 million hits. It is usually considered the most popular multiprotocol messenger for OS X. As a random example, Adium is the only third-party messenger which Google has configuration instructions for on its Gtalk site. Likewise, Gizmo Project's only supported 3rd-party tool is Adium.
Adium has also spawned Growl, another notable piece of software. Do we need additional proof? Incidentally -- why do Fire and Proteus not have a Notability template as well? -- dcclark ( talk) 16:24, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
I thought I read something about Adium being the Google Summer of Code project this summer. Is this correct or was I dreaming? Paul C/ T + 02:25, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
I wanna know more about this page adium Unicorntkd ( talk) 18:22, 5 December 2016 (UTC)
Can someone add how to pronounce adium?
Adium does NOT support Skype protocol, and there's no software which does it so far but Skype itself, I'm gonna remove Skype from the list. Koumed ( talk) 01:25, 27 December 2007 (UTC)
It should be noted that with the release of the 1.4 beta, Adium will now only work with Leopard, and Tiger support will end after version 1.3. I took it upon myself to put that into the article. If theres any problems with that, please write it on this talk page. - Froggy26rk ( talk) 4:34, 13 July 2009 (UTC)
due to no packages being compiled for OS X, pidgin endorse adium on their website, as it uses libpurple and is therefor very similar. should this be added, and if so where? Ms.henrick ( talk) 16:14, 13 July 2011 (UTC)
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