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The original name is LANChat (Local Area Network system CHAT) is a little program for users on a local network have an internal chat system, initially created to replace the discontinued LinPopUp and the missing winpopup addition to maintaining a uniform when communicating, the "server" can run as an unprivileged user. I had to change the name because had been another project with this name

OTFBot(OTFBot the friendly Bot) is a modular IRC-Bot written in python. It is very easy to extend using python modules.

Small and portable ICQ library and client written in pure Python.

A multiplatform IRC client written in Python using wxPython for GUI.

PyGG - Python implementation of Gadu-Gadu instant messaging protocol, very popular in Poland.

GeoIRC is a stable, customizable, usable, scriptable, good-looking IRC client. The development team hopes to make it the client of choice for a significant portion of the IRC community.

java based, extendable, os independent, pluginable multifunctional chat client and server

JFN (Jabber Feed Notifier) is a Jabber client/component that send notifications of new feeds entries. You can configure it to send you only notifications, summary message or full message, and more. In addition, you can send your OPML file.

emesene is a platform independent instant messaging client for the Windows Live Messenger (tm) network. emesene is distributed free of charge under the GNU General Public License 2 or any later version.

A fork of pidgin which aims to provide minor features that have not been addressed by the pidgin development team (including manual textbox resizing). See funpidgin.sf.net for details.

Eggdrop is the most advanced IRC robot available. It has been under development since December 1993, and unlike most other bots, it is still regularly updated.

Eggdrop is the most advanced IRC robot available. It has been under development since December 1993, and unlike most other bots, it is still regularly updated.

A multiplatform accesible grafical client for IRC. The priority is that the use of its interface is easily accessible using the most popular screen readers (gnome-orca, Jaws for windows and NVDA).

urk is a gnome/gtk irc client written purely in python (but compatible with anything that can run gtk, including windows). It has a simple scripting system, which is used to implement much of the client.

callbot is an IRC bot writen in python to help out some irc friends playing eRepublik. For more information and the source code please go to http://93.183.131.3/python/callbot

BBot is a GNU GPL IRC bot for everything from preventing spam to just plain old welcome bots. BBot includes modules to handle factoids, away statuses, do math and more. Writing custom code for BBot is easy, and the more, the better.

The desktop application for Ribe - A Zimbabwean, African solution to FREE Chat & Messaging

A simple Python IRC client designed with raw access in mind. Designed for good interface without the excessive graphical abstractions found in chatzilla. Windows is not yet supported.

MSNCP, a MSN client written on Curses and Python.

Supybot Twitter plugin, using OAuth. Requires oauth2 & simplejson As of March 2013, Twitter will be removing API 1.0 and supytweet will likely cease to work. For an up to date twitter plugin see ProgVal's Twitter on his github; https://github.com/ProgVal/Supybot-Plugins

Logging system for Jabberd2 written in Python and using the xmpp library.

Slaaf is an open source IRC bot. It's built in a way so that every just starting developer can write modules for it.

Is a next generation Learning Managment System (LMS) that acts as a Web Service. It imports a SCORM package and exposes SCOs through URIs using the SoC principle.

NiMC provides an Instant Messaging server and client that runs on a custom protocol that is implemented in python. The project was written as a learning experiment by its author, to get experience with TCP/IP. Great example of how to do TCP/IP wrong

A client designed for the okeyko message platform. (www.okeyko.com)