TUAW is reporting that Adium, a multi-client chat application is getting tastier.

“..Developer Evan Schoenberg announced today on the Adium blog that he’s adding Facebook
Chat to the ridiculously long list of instant messaging protocols
already supported by the app. He even included a screenshot of the new
protocol in action, seen on the right.

No word on when the new release will be available, unfortunately, but you can keep track at the Adium blog.”

I’m not a huge fan of Facebook myself, so I won’t be using it, but I think I know someone who might.

Raiting: 4.5/5

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