mercury messenger
- Thread starter sak
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Yep, I've tried it, and it's supports video. Prefer Adium for messenger personally, but Mercury is worth having on your machine if you require a quick video chat.
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i prefer amsn to mercury
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I tried Mercury some time ago. Wouldn't let me log in. Also, I wasn't too keen on the skin and operation of the app. From my memory, it was very 'un-mac'. I'd say say Microsoft Messenger is more mac looking, and that's a big call 
I'm with Liam on this. Adium, though limited with capabilities, does a far better job, and the customiseable features means it can always look fresh and new. I'll use aMSN occassionally if I need to chat to someone who only uses MSN, but that's not all that common. Generally, I think aMSN is overly complex. Using it for the first time was almost overwhelming. Skype and Yahoo are my two main webcam apps.
I'm with Liam on this. Adium, though limited with capabilities, does a far better job, and the customiseable features means it can always look fresh and new. I'll use aMSN occassionally if I need to chat to someone who only uses MSN, but that's not all that common. Generally, I think aMSN is overly complex. Using it for the first time was almost overwhelming. Skype and Yahoo are my two main webcam apps.
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