This client seems to offer a lot of positives over Proteus, including the fact that it is free, where Proteus charges.
But, it seems like ICQ functionality is more of an afterthought. I have never used AIM, but it is missing things such as invisibility; it seems to offer fewer modes overall. Plus, setting modes is more difficult. I liked the menubar of Proteus, plus the keyboard shortcuts.
I may just have to shell out the dough for Proteus, which will be unfortunate, since Adium gives unmatched control over the apperance of the contact list and message window.
Adium
Multi-protocol instant messaging client.
Version: 1.3.2
Problems as an ICQ Client - ahaig
[Developer Note]: We're aware of the problem with ICQ status states; we are currently working on expanding status support and usability for ICQ as well as for other protocols which have a wide range of states beyond just "away" and "idle". I know it's an important feature to you - rest assured it's planned. :)Reply to This
Wednesday, July 07 2004 @ 09:27 AM PDT