“One of the great features of Ubuntu’s default instant messaging
application ‘Empathy’ is the support for ‘Adium Message
Styles’.These let you theme your messaging window in a variety of ways.
The only draw back is that most of the ready-made Message Styles
available online are made for Adium (the Mac OS X version of
‘Pidgin’) and don’t always work well in Empathy on Linux.
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