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September 18, 2003 at 10:10 am #12239
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MemberTrillian compared to Miranda is like AIM to ICQ. The difference is so large.
You must try miranda, okay, it takes some time to explore it´s possibilities, but it´s very worth it. It´s not difficult. Come on girls.
It´s an open source project, free of charge for ever and free of adverstising of course. It offers much more functions than Trillian 2.0 with all plugins implemented. There are 200 complex plugins to chosse from and the design is very flexible. Add a tooptoolbar, Orion Cut three background and muggzless icons for example.
Miranda is the only messenger that allows to control, not only to have, more than thousand buddies in all networks. You really will know them all, not only have in list. Not only the quick search database plugin, you have exclusive histories not only for messages, also for statuses, last seen dates and such things.
Let a bot set your status message, talk to your friends like a human being. Be aware who reads your status message.
In the moment you hold the mouse over somebody in contact list (can be stored online, too) you see details, remarks and a photo about him if you wish so.
There are numerous other features and just the best and coolest community. Import your ICQ history as well as your buddies from ICQ, AOLs ICQ Server and Trillian to use THE only really good IM from today on.
Having question about how to use multiple accounts of one protocol you can write me to 01795222088@o2online.de , the subject of the email MUST be Miranda.
See miranda screenshots:
http://www.innosonic.com/elbflorenzklein.jpg
http://www.innosonic.netSome rommended plugins
nConvers
pop up
new status notify
net detect
multi window
top toolbar
whoreadsmystatus message
msg export
mtooltip
log stat
Contacts Ex
Menue Item Ex
advanced auto away system
Database viewer
away system
flotaing contacts
icq
micqbirthday
notes and reminders
RSS News
weather plugin (needs some many settings to suit everybody)
Spamfilter
Send File Extension
XTranslate
Winamp Control
Tweak MirandaSeptember 29, 2003 at 2:03 pm #90383carbonize
MemberShame of course that Miranda no longer has Yahoo support.
September 29, 2003 at 3:15 pm #90378Jeff Hester
KeymasterAnd will Miranda still support MSN Messenger after October 15th? Trillian will. 🙂
September 29, 2003 at 4:08 pm #90382carbonize
MemberMiranda’s MSN protocol is always being updated so I’ll say yes to that one. But it’s Yahoo hasn’t been updated in a year and is now dead.
September 29, 2003 at 6:30 pm #90381Anonymous
ParticipantI like Miranda, but the main reason I prefer Trillian over Miranda, is the Meta Contacts option on Pro. I have friends on every messenger. This way I can have them ALL in my list, but under one name so it doesn’t take up extra room.
September 30, 2003 at 11:28 pm #90379quietbritishjim
MemberThe main thing I prefer about Trillian over Miranda is that, to be perfectly honest, I’m too lazy to bother setting up all those plugins. Sure it comes with the basic media preinstalled but it seems that just to get some of Trillian’s basic features (history, systray alerts, advanced away system, tooltips, and… I can’t believe this… a plugin to remember your status between sessions) you have to download and install plugins. No wonder there’s 200 of them, most of them are to make up for miranda having a compact core.
October 1, 2003 at 1:33 am #90377Jeff Hester
KeymasterIt might be nice if you had the choice of downloading the “lite” version, a “medium” version (with the most popular plug-ins already included), and a “complete” version with all the bells-and-whistles. Similar to what WinAmp does with their MP3 player.
I like the plug-in concept, but as Jim mentions, it can be a pain, especially if there are some that we could all use.
The other option would be to provide a download that included all the most commonly used plug-ins preinstalled, with the option to remove them if you want to streamline the app.
October 4, 2003 at 4:07 am #90384Lana
MemberQuote:quote:Originally posted by JeffAnd will Miranda still support MSN Messenger after October 15th? Trillian will.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by carbonizeMiranda’s MSN protocol is always being updated so I’ll say yes to that one. But it’s Yahoo hasn’t been updated in a year and is now dead.
Miranda may be the first to reach an agreement with microsoft!? Unless, of course Trillian beat them to it? Could you direct me to the statement made by the developers of Miranda and or Trillian announcing that they have signed a licensing agreement with MS, please… This is really big news! 🙂
October 12, 2003 at 12:44 am #90385whatever1011b
MemberQuote:quote:Originally posted by ZargeusI, is the Meta Contacts option .., but under one name so it doesn’t take up extra room.
is there not a function in miranda to show a line next to grouped entries? why show a line it they cannot be grouped?
October 12, 2003 at 12:52 am #90380Evan
Memberi thought miranda supported yahoo and msn now i asked and they said something about a plug in that was made
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