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Toxic
A Tox-based instant messaging and video chat client
...It includes features such as text messaging, file transfer, and audio calls—all without requiring user accounts or central servers. Toxic is designed for power users who prefer a minimalist interface, operating entirely within a terminal while delivering strong privacy through the Tox peer-to-peer protocol. It’s lightweight, fast, and ideal for use in low-resource or remote systems. -
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Tox
A New Kind of Instant Messaging
Tox is a peer to peer (serverless) instant messenger that focuses on security and privacy. In today's world where digital surveillance is rampant, Tox offers users a communication software alternative that's free from prying eyes and ears, and is, quite literally free and without advertising. Tox comes with all the great features you'd expect from an instant messenger application, including voice calls, video calls, file sharing and screen sharing. -
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Secure Internet Live Conferencing
Secure chat and conferencing protocol
...All packets and messages sent in SILC network are always encrypted. Private messages are encrypted end-to-end, channel message are encrypted with channel-wide secret key and secure file transfer is protected peer-to-peer. -
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RusHub - is a server software used for Direct Connect peer to peer network.
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SNAG (Social Networking Application for GNUnet) is a micro-blogging application that works on a peer-to-peer model.
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Ccnet is a platform for developing P2P collaboration applications, for example, a decentralized '''google docs'''. It provides basic P2P services such as peer management, group management, message delivery in the form of a daemon processor.
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A peer to peer full screen image sending application. You could have a bunch of connected buddies and you can send images in full screen from one buddy to another connected buddy. This is the initial cut version without any bells and whistles.
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This plugin makes Pidgin able to connect to WPN (WinMX Peer Network) chats through WPNP (WinMX Peer Network Protocol). Written in C, for all the platforms supported by Pidgin.
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The Collective Idenitity Project's goal is to build a p2p infrastructure aimed at fostering true community thinking. Largely text based, and peer reviewed, this software is an experiment to find a social convergence on a wide range of topics.
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A platform-independent WPN (WinMX Peer Network) chat daemon. It aims at compatibility with the original WinMX and supports WPNP 3.53 (but can also handle client that only recognize WPNP 3.31). Written in C for best portability.
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Avenger was planned to be a web and IRC chat client project for Unix-like OS, but unfortunately it hasn't been finished. It was supposed to add functions peer-to-peer to web chats such as file transfer and instant messages.
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IPng peer-to-peer messanger software written in Java, with legacy IP support. IPv6 support in the making, regardless of testers, now that Java supports v6.
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A peer-to-peer chat program that uses public key encryption (via Gnu Privacy Guard) to keep your conversations from the eyes of packet sniffers (*Cough* Carnivore *Cough*)
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