Is Psi the preferred Jabber (XMPP) client? (On Winodws, also Ubuntu Linx)?

I have had the best success using Pidgin as a cross-platform universal IM client.

I have been using mercury. To and is actually very good.

I prefer Pidgin. I have tried a number of them and Pidgin is the only one still installed on my harddrive. It also supports chat rooms etc.Better then many others I have tried.

I've been using Pidgin for four years now (I preferred the old name -- gaim -- but AOL didn't like the play on AIM). I use it for Jabber, IRC and AIM, on both Linux (Debian unstable) and Windows. I've been very happy with it.

There are some excellent third-party plug-ins available for Pidgin, especially OTR ("Off-The-Record") encryption: cypherpunks.ca/otr/. Adium is another popular multiprotocol client for OS X, and is based on Pidgin's libraries.

I also prefer pidgin for multi-platform use. Otherwise, Digsby as an overall multiheaded client is great.

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