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µIRC
Lightweight Internet Relay Chat tool package
microIRC is a yet another simple C / C++ / Python IRC client and client daemon. -
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Vector Alpha
prototype chat server
Simple but capable chat server. This project is more for research and development. A fully functional server along with its source code is provided but the aim for this project is to provide learning material such as detailed documentation, specs, diagrams and tutorials. There is client software also but it is on a separate project. -
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A simple irc client based on rfc 1459 (irc protocol) writted in C. The client has an irc api created to be as simple as posible mainly for educationable reasons.
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An Open Source implementation of the Damafon protocol and a simple client for accessing Damochka chat system (http://damochka.ru).
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YSM is a simple ICQ client based on the v7/v8 icq protocol version. Free of external libraries requirements, written in the C Language.
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This is a Web based UI to the GAIM instant messaging client. It is specifically designed for simple Web/WAP devices such as mobile phones, embedded browsers, etc.
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Overdose is a simple Yahoo! Chat client written in C, and using the curses library for text I/O. It is multithreaded using pthreads, and works on Linux/BSD/Unix and Windows.
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wapircgw allows a simple WAP capable mobile phone to simply connect to IRC networks. Users can join to multiple channels and talk to others privately like when using a real IRC client.
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ptyaim is a simple curses client for AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, and IRC. It runs on many Unix-like systems, and Win32.
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A SIP/SIMPLE plugin for the Gaim multiprotocol chat client. The project will utilize the GNU oSIP library written in C.
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Simple and powerful chat client/server system for your web pages. Support channel administration, irc-like commands, connections filtering, extensive logging and much more. Works in any Java compliant web browser.
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DccAssist is a clever plugin for the GNU/Linux X-Chat IRC client. The main goal is to develop a simple and robust tool to find, organize, and control xdcc file transfers; an ability the current and otherwise superb X-Chat misses sorely.
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BIV is an simple instant messenger for linux systems. It contains a server and a client using a special protocol.
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Geektalk32 is a win32 based chat client that works with the geektalkd software available at http://www.geektalk.org. This is a simple client that works exclusively from the system tray.
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SuperChat52 is a small, light weight, gtk+ yahoo chat client. It is intended to be easy to use, look nice, and it has a very simple interface.
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MaIC is an Irc Client. The goal is to build a simple and well designed irc client. It is not mean to be flawless in performance nor too technical but having a good architecture so that it would be easy to understand, modify and expand.
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This is a complete Messaging system, having simple online/offline messaging and task management. It has a very light weight server. A GNOME/GTK+ client is also provided. The server uses mysql. plans are underway to allow for a LDAP server to be used.
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