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Psi is a cross-platform powerful XMPP client designed for experienced users. Psi+ is a development branch of Psi XMPP client. Previously is was a sort of fork but now just consider it as a space for nightly builds.

I've taken a few old IRC client/server releases and patched them up to build (and sort of run) on modern Linux DONT USE THIS STUFF FOR REAL! I'm sure it's full of an incredible amount of vulnerabilities.

...The ANGie project strives to have intelligent and sensible responses, but to allow the bot to have no response when the meaning of the input is inconclusive, when additional context would be required to properly respond, or in general for questions for which the bot is unprepared - in order to create a bot that is capable of carrying on basic conversations with a human similar to the sort of small talk that two humans might have. Requires PyAIMLng, PyGOAPng, and aimlGOAP.

...Second thing that this program does is that it doesn't simply compare strings to search for answers, but it uses a different strategy to calculate resemblance between strings, and this sort of overcomes typing errors, misspelled words, or inverted phrases. In addition to the features mentioned above, it several secondary features that enhances user experience like a testing section, message delaying, greeting message, and the ability to load and backup database into files.

This Plugin allows you to sort your buddy list more flexible than Pidgin does. We moved to GitHub: https://github.com/kgraefe/pidgin-extended-blist-sort

phpStat is a set of PHP scripts that can analyze, sort, and generate statistics on IM log files from different clients and store the data in a database

rirca is yet another java IRC client with an advanced GUI (java swing). It's still in a very early state right now, but already testable/sort of useable. Once in some time, it should become as good as mIRC or X-Chat or so...

An MSN bot whose aim is to issue a sort of alert service, based on given sources (e.g. xhtml sources on the net), that currently notifies users on MSN on little sources changes.

Gamel (pronounced like camel) is a library written in C++ for use in games. Gamel includes common search and sort algorithms, easy-to-use networking methods, logging, 2D/3D distance calculation, entity classes for RPG and FPS games, pathfinding and more.