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But if some friend of mine uses AIM or Yahoo and I want to walk to them, I'll use Pidgin.
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Pidgin is nice. It's a clean client with some nice features.
Of interest, by the way, is that [link=http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20080305005571&newsLang=en]AOL is opening up the AIM protocol a bit[/link]. The license is full of all kinds of nonsense, but it's a step in the right direction.
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Or you could just study the various OSCAR reference pages, and make your own client that way.

But then again, you probably wouldn't be able to legally market any program like that.
Edit: Ah, seems that they're giving off all this Open AIM information for free. I thought they were going to charge people for it.
This is definitely going to be my next project, I've been wanting to make an AIM client since forever.
