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The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.
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Fire is a multi-protocol instant messenger client for Mac OS X based on freely available libraries for each service. Currently Fire handles AOL Instant Messenger®, ICQ®, MSN® Messenger, Jabber, limited IRC, Yahoo!®, and Apple Bonjour communications.
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iXQ - An advanced, native ICQ-client for Mac OS X. iXQ is written in Objective-C, uses Cocoa and supports the latest ICQ-Protocol (ICQv7/OSCAR).
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A Yahoo! Chat client for use of Yahoo! chat without a web browser and slow Java applet. Cocoa through and through with features improving constantly.
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Smiley is a small application that makes it easy to add new emoticons to iChat and iChat AV applications. With Smiley, you can add prebuilt emoticon packs or create your own images and add them easily and quickly.
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Volley is a client/server system similar to Hotline, but using a plugin design that makes it more extensible. Server plugins define services such as chat and file sharing. Client plugins allow users to interact with each other using those services.
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ZugZug is a chat client for Mac OS X which connects to Blizzard's Battle.net online service. Features include: Buddy List, Online/Away Modes, and IM/IRC style chat.
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Instant messenger client for GNUstep. Using Björn Giesler's port of the AddressBook framework, Angelos accesses the user's addressbook to produce a buddylist with real names and photos.
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Traditionally, IRC clients on the Mac have been anything but glamorous. Colloquy is an advanced IRC client which aims to fill this void. By adhering to Mac OS X interface conventions, Colloquy has the look and feel of a quality Mac application.
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Utility for extracting, indexing, searching, archiving, viewing, and exporting iChat transcripts. Turns thousands of individual unsearchable binary iChat files into an sqlite database and a .tar.gz file.
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BlastServ is a plugin used with XChat and Mac OS X. It will be an IRC File Server (FServ or FServe), similar to SysReset for Windows or Obsidian. Fservs send files over DCC, and have an interface like FTP. They are a quick and easy way to transfer files.
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ThinkSecret Chat is a small (though growing) community of chatters who share useless trivia, random info, and even the occasional Mac rumor. It is designed to be as easy as possible, you open the app, you click connect, you chat. The chat applica
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iChatExporter extends functionality in iChat so you can export any real-time or saved chat conversation into a text file. This is a feature of most modern AIM clients that is sorely missing in iChat.
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dcosx is a Direct Connect client based on dclib. It takes full advantage of Mac OS X's Cocoa environment, so we x'rs don't have to trudge through QT.
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"Shout" is a server/client for sending messages through the Network. "Shout" is a one-way street of sending messages. A server is created on one machine and client computers connect and recieve messages sent out from the server.
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HXD for OS X is a complete distribution of HXD for Mac OS X. It includes a preferences pane for the System Preferences application for controlling the server.
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