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Posting Date: January 07, 2003
 

Trillian -- "With Trillian, all these chat networks are combined into a powerful, easy to use program. Trillian currently supports AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, IRC, and now Yahoo Messenger. The program can be skinned and has an easy to use modern interface."

 

  

Reader Comments...
 

I used Trillian heavily when I was on Windows. I give it the thumbs up. For Mac users, Proteus and Fire do the same thing. I recommend Proteus although it's still in alpha.

Posted by: Joshua Kaufman on January 8, 2003 08:16 AM


 

I used Trillian last year and it was very useful. You get all your IMs from one window. You don't have to have multiple windows open. Though I haven't used it in the last few months, it used to have problems with AIM every now and then and you wouldnt be able to sign on with Trillian. Until Trillian found a way to go around the new ban. It was a never ending battle. But it was well worth it. My 2cents.

Posted by: Berna on January 8, 2003 11:59 AM


 

I found the interface on Trillian a little too heavy looking. I am currently enjoying ICQ lite and think applications will begin to move in this direction in terms of providing the just basic features users require.

Posted by: Daniel Szuc on January 9, 2003 10:22 AM


 

I use Trillian on a regular basis. Yes, there has been some problems with connecting to AIM or Yahoo!'s IM... but those are quickly taken care of with a patch... but it's not that often that you have to patch it... to me it's worth it.

Posted by: Nick Finck on January 10, 2003 01:16 AM


 

Trillian is the only IM tool i use now. I even use it for IRC! love the tool and the team that's working on it.

Posted by: MikeAmundsen on January 11, 2003 08:00 AM


 

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