Open Source Chat Software - Page 86

This is a Linux implementation of the protocol used by the Windows-based NetBIOS chat client, PonyChat (version 2.2)

An instant messenger to serve the userbase of my website, as an alternative to the popular services. Name is still TBD.

LoqIRC is a purely client-side web-based IRC client utilizing Java, JavaScript, and LiveConnect technology.

Lost Bot is an IRC Mafia Game Bot coded in TCL. Users register and start off in a 2D city trying to exhort businesses, buying weapons and killing each other. The more respect you gain, the more powerful you are. It will contain a webserver.

LostIRC is a simple, lightweight IRC client for X11 written in C++ to run on Linux/BSD, the goal of the first stable version is to be simple and as much keyboard controlled as possible.

This IRC bot will administrate the card game "Love Letter" published by Alderac Entertainment. Configure it with your irc server, the channel you intend to play on, tell it who its administrators are, and choose your own name for the bot. Comes with a help file with bot commands.

Love Messenger is a desktop software that delivers sweet messages in the system tray at regular intervals. It is an ideal tool to make sure that your friends know that you are thinking of them at any time.

ljr - Loyal Jabber Robot is just an all-purpose robot for jabber groupchats with plugin system written in Java. Planned features: remembering facts, file server, kick/ban for vulgar words, reminder, dictionary/translation.

We moved to GitHub! New Website: http://luadch.github.io/ There you will find all the necessary informations.

Lucky IRC Bot is an IRC Bot written in PHP. It's OOP, and has a beautiful class structure. It's modular, and creating your own plugins is really easy if you have some basic PHP skills.

LumaQQ is a powerful QQ client writen in Java. It implements most functions of QQ, and a QQ-like graphical user interface for easy use. It's also a library, it has a reusable pure Java core on which you can build your own QQ-compatible application.

Luz is a GPL IRC Services. It's purpose is to offer a quality free software product, instead of the closed source available ones. It's designed mainly -but not limited to- for ircu based ircd's.

Object Oriented (modular) IRC bot written in PHP. Luzy has a personalized AI and a number of other features to take note of. Luzy, as being a modular bot, adds the possibility of creating and using more plugins.

This windows application enables us to chat to our online facebook friends with updated friendlist right from the Desktop. Connect to facebook right from desktop.

Cross-platform IRC client written in Java

M-YRCMon is a IRC client monitor, including: file output, IRC output (to a specified channel), and several other features. For a full(-ish) list of features, see our website. It also acts as a stats system.

M2S is an application created by Jaume Segarra web-based, uses HTML5 code, PHP, Javascript and CSS to provide users of Firefox OS an application to send free messages. Being a web application, M2S is available for all devices with Internet access either mobile devices, computers or televisions SmarTV.

A web-based html chat system. Allows users to chat in multiple rooms, private chat, 2 player games (checkers, tictactoe, chess, etc..) all without any client requirements other than html. Currently server requirements are PHP4 & apache & cron.

MC2 Java Multicast Chat is a serverless p2p chat based on multicast datagrams. Very useful if you want to quickly have a chat session in a Lan without having to do annoying setups. Supports file sharing / sending,multiple channel chat and data encryption

MChat is easy to use IRC app for the #macintosh channel on freenode.net. It is a easy to use single server and single channel irc program. MChat was designed to be a extremely simple program for beginners to learn how to use IRCl

A client/server package(the name is misleading, my mistake) similar to ircd and napster(file sharing yet to be implemented).. we need a client.. :)

Mobile chatting service, with a bit of a twist. A really fun development project.

The problem: ICT-induced communication filters The solution: clear statements. mandatory. The result: No more reading between the lines A) the basic concept: On the client-side we make available: Three database (e.g. SQLite) populated drop-down-lists for: ------ QR: question repeat/ your appeal ("What do I think what you are wanting from me") IM: I-message ("what do I think about this, what is my situation, my point of view, my feelings") AP: my appeal ("what exactly do I want you to do") ------ B) These statements are mandatory & are being sent together with the "normal", the factual part of the message. C) If the user makes a selection, it moves to the textfield where it can be modified. D) The system recognizes modifications immediately, and asks for "use once & discard" or "use & add to the list" E) This "communication-system" shall be made available for all major information-transmitting channels, like - email - whats up & other instant messenger

MEOW - the Multiuser Educational Online Workspace is a Java servlet based web chat system.