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    AyuGram Desktop

    AyuGram Desktop

    Desktop Telegram client with good customization and Ghost mode.

    AyuGram Desktop is a powerful, open-source Telegram desktop client designed for users who want deeper control, privacy, and customization. Built as a fork of Telegram Desktop, it extends the core experience with advanced features while staying fast and familiar. AyuGram focuses heavily on privacy tools like ghost mode and anti-recall to give users more control over their messaging behavior. The app offers extensive UI and font customization, allowing users to tailor the interface to their...
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    Accessible-Coconut

    Accessible-Coconut

    A GNU/Linux operating system accessible for visually impaired.

    Accessible-Coconut(AC) is a community driven GNU/Linux operating system which is completely accessible for persons with visual impairment. AC is derived from Ubuntu-MATE. Yes the goal is to make a free and open-source eyes free desktop environment. Forum : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/accessible-coconut Telegram forum : https://telegram.me/accessible_coconut Project home : https://zendalona.com/
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    Erwin

    Erwin is an IRC-bot in Perl, using POE.

    Erwin is an IRC-bot in Perl, using POE, written with modularity and expandability in mind. Installing and configuring modules is very easy, compared to lots of other Perl bots where you have to read the source and add your own code in the various event loops. Adding additional functionality is as easy as writing a subroutine that returns something and configuring a regex to use that subroutine. By typing "!google keyword", for instance, "Google::Search" gets "keyword" as an argument,...
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    Gtmess is a console msn messenger client for linux and other unix (POSIX) systems. Apart from the basics (chat windows, file transfers), it offers full unicode (utf-8) support and some advanced features like spoofing the typing user, detection of users that login as invisible etc.
    Downloads: 17 This Week
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    A GLib-based typos simulator that alters text in a random fashion to resemble typing errors made by a human with poor sensorimotor coordination. Includes a Purple plugin (for IM clients like Pidgin).
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    The TOPfeeder irc bot is a IRC bot retrieving the latest news when typing in specified commands, have fun!
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    Jalk: an instant messenging system for small work groups - written in Java (--> OS independent) - clients can reside behind a firewall (incl. NAT) - encrypted comunication - participants can see the others typing and correcting (like unix talk)
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