Follow up on: All-in-one IM client vs. Multiple IM clients (resource comparison)

Big disappointment: Miranda doesn't support Google Talk.

It's very light: less than 10MB in memory. Really usable, but lacks some of the original program's funcionality.

And the winner is Digsby.

I'll let you know if anything comes up.

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