Are there any chat applications that will let me access AIM, Skype, and GChat all at once?

Two chicks, one discussion about pros and cons of all-in-one chat apps.

Trillian looks like it will do all of that, but you have to pay for the version that supports video.

Trillian doesn’t look like it has access to Skype, and Google Talk is only available on the pro version. I know pidgin supports GTalk and AIM but not Skype, I’m not too sure if Skype allow other apps to connect to their network. But don’t quote me on that, I’ve just not really seen any other apps that support that protocol.

Adium. I know it can do AIM, GChat, MSN, and a bunch of other ones all at the same time, but I’m not sure about skype. Check it out here

w00t. Thanks for all the tips. I was already using Pidgin (formerly Gaim) because I hate the default AIM client. I didn’t actually realize it could support other networks. I just enabled my GTalk account, and then found plugins that let it work with Facebook chat and Skype as well. Nice!

digsby does all of those, plus twitter, facebook, myspace, and more. It’s just a tad heavy on the resource usage. But the cool part is that it has an appearance similar to iChat.

I use Pidgin. It already works on a lot of different chat clients, plus it has plug-ins for Facebook: http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/
and for Skype: http://eion.robbmob.com/

@Alyanna, yup, that’s what I’m using, with the FB and Skype plugins. Very nice! Thanks.