- Overview
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Getting Started
- What is Adium?
- Installing
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Accounts
- Creating Accounts
- Personal Settings
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Contacts
- Managing Contacts
- Managing Groups
- Combining Contacts
- Blocking/Privacy
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Chatting
- Fonts & Colors
- Message Tabs
- Chat Transcripts (Logs)
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Advanced Features
- Voice & Video Chat
- File Transfer
- Direct Connect
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Support
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
- Bug Reports
- Feature Requests
- Contact Us
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Development
- Contributing to Adium
- Getting the Code
- Contributing Code
- Following Development
- Sparkle Statistics
- Adium Sponsors
Adium Corporate Sponsors
The Adium team is grateful for donated resources from:
- NetworkRedux: NetworkRedux donated and hosts a dedicated, high-speed server which runs adiumx.com, adiumxtras.com, and associated mailboxes and mailing lists, handling nearly 3 million page views per month. Additionally, it hosts the AdiumTrac bug reporting and documentation site and the Adium subversion repository. NetworkRedux has also given personal support to Adium developers.
- CacheFly: CacheFly hosts the Adium binary download, serving several terabytes of data monthly.
- CocoaForge: CocoaForge kindly hosts the Adium forums.
- TheCodingMonkeys: TheCodingMonkeys donated several licenses of the wonderful SubEthaEdit collaborative text editor for use by Adium developers. We use it all the time, including generating changelogs for each release.
- YourKit, who donated a number of licenses of their excellent Java memory and CPU profiling tool, YourKit Java Profiler, which helped us optimize joscar and Smack in Adium (sadly they never made it in to an Adium release).
- Skorpiostech, Inc.: Ian Baird over at Skorpiostech was kind enough to donate several copies of Changes.app. If you haven't tried it you definitely should. It's the best code comparison app out there and has proved itself immensely useful.
We also would like to thank significant monetary sponsors:
- Tight Poker, home of the Party Poker strategy guide and information on online poker on the Mac
- Mac Online Poker, a site with information on poker and Mac casino rooms which require no download or are Mac native.
And recognize the contributions of other companies:
- Google: Google invited Adium to participate as a mentor organization in the Google Summer of Code in 2006 and 2007; both years we had about a half dozen students (out of many more applicants) who joined our team for the summer and made significant contributions to development.
- Penguin Militia Networks: For over two years, Penguin Militia donated Trac and Subversion hosting to the Adium project.
Are you or your company interested in donating development time or monetary support? Contact us directly or see Contributing to Adium. Thanks!
