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Open Messenger (OM) is a GNU implementation of the MSNP2 (and soon to be MSNP5) MSN messenger protocols. The MSNP5 protocol is not officially released and I will code as much as I can from watching the way the current official client handles the protocol.
This is a place where I can share current projects I'm working on. Most code found here is beta at best, but will hopefully be useful to someone other than myself. Current work is related to TiK and TiK packages.
Pycq is a 100% Python module implementing the client side of the Mirabilis ICQ protocol v5. Stable and platform-independent, it allows you to write ICQ clients or bots in a few lines of code.
This project has re-identified it's purpose to being a host of 'starter' projects for GUI-based Jabber code. To be included, Visual Basic, Visual C++, Borland C++ Builder, etc.
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A small Win32 applet to switch Roger Wilco channels, and generally control Roger Wilco without having to leave your game. Source will be available when code from RW is clean-roomed.
AUXChat has died, the source was lost, and the project was not finished. A rewrite is under way, and as soon as some code is anywhere near functional, this site will be updated.
A .NET library for controlling the i-Buddy USB device from your own code. Build your own notification system to keep an eye on e-mails, website hits and server failure.