Is a fork of Pidgin for Macintosh, which uses a messaging system based on WebKit (Chrome, Safari, etc,) which has a really cool look. Here is how the styles I'm talking about look like: To install this in Pidgin (for Ubuntu): 1. Type this in a terminal: sudo apt-get install pidgin-dev libpurple-dev 2. Add WebKit repository: deb jaunty maindeb-src jaunty main For the key, you can use this script to. Then, in a terminal: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libwebkit-dev 3.

– Themes & Mini Mode. Stephen p robbins perilaku organisasi evaluasi kinerja pegawai. Dictionary and search engine lookup. And private keys from other clients like Pidgin, Adium, Gajim or xmpp-client. Support for Windows, Linux and Mac OS 9. Download About Blog Help Development Merchandise Xtras. Adium Help Adium Videos Adium Documentation. Adium uses Pidgin's core (libpurple) for most protocols. If you're using KDE, we recommend Kopete. Kopete even works with Adium message view styles.

Close Pidgin, download (it doesn't work for x86_64, sorry), extract it and copy message_styles and plugins folders to the.purlple folder in your home partition (.purple folder is hidden so press CTRL + H to display hidden files and folders). Open Pidgin, go to Tools > Plugins and check WebKit Message styles, then click on ' Configure Plugin' and select your desired style. Notes & Credits If you wish to install more styles, download them, extract them and copy their folders to /your_home_partition/.purple/message_styles For other Linux ditros, run this in a terminal to download Pidgin-Webkit: bzr branch lp:pidgin-webkitCredits for the compiled package:.

(probably discontinued).. Update: if you use Ubuntu Karmic, see this: Guide.