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This project want to make clients/servers fully compatible with the C6 Tin Multichat. The client will be written in c/c++ or other portable code. The server is written in VB code because it's more easy to read :)
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Squrelayerproxy is a project aimed for adding more privacy for existing messengers, proxy and security features. For windows you have a free and good HTTP proxy and in linux we have a shell-wrapper based on provocation-answer customizable secret algorith
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Anka is a collaborative whiteboard - allowing you to draw and share your whiteboard over the internet. The future is here!
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mCamera is a client-server webcam for people who can't or just don't want to use webserver for sharing their webcam pictures. The client part compiles and works in windows too.
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An online classroom featuring chat capabilities tailored to a classroom environment, a blackboard feature, and a "hand-out" viewer. The purpose of this program is to provide a free, crossplatform, and simple method for instruction over the internet.
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Mash is a comprehensive toolkit for multimedia communication and collaboration over the Internet using IP multicast. The Mash toolkit is an outgrowth of the MBone tools (e.g.--sdr, vic, vat) developed to support streaming audio and video applications.
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libyahoo is the yahoo messenger client library used by gtkyahoo/kyahoo/everybuddy/jabber/IM Anywhere/etc.
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The Collaborative Virtual Workspace is a software environment that provides a "virtual building" where teams can communicate, collaborate, and share information, regardless of their geographic location. For documentation, see the "Home Page" link above.
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Kommuni-K is a complete communication system. It gathers many funtions into one single modularized client/server system : - Instant messaging (ICQ - like) - Chatrooms - Global file sharing (napster-like) - Bookmark sharing - GUI to netsoul
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"Draft" provides a collaborative design environment to assist in prototyping projects - software or other - in a graphical manner. It's written in Java and provides an interactive, animated UI framework to create rich content. Emphasis is on ease of use.
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Cross-platform, Open Source Yahoo! Messenger client written in C++ using Common C++, Glade. Instant messenging, presence detection, conference chatting, address book lookup for buddies and optional plug-ins for external modules.
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OzoneFarm is a eCommunity-building project aimed at promoting open source computing and distribution and generation of open content. The goals and strategies for forming the community are being discussed in an open forum.
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Novus Ordo Seclorum (Ordo for short) is a pathologically secured, invitation only secure communications framework. It is built on top of the Freenet crypto libraries.
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Distributed 3D virtual world featuring dynamic object definition and transferring allowing anyone to create and interact with their own and others' objects.
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"Telephony Open Source Interface", a standard telephony interface and library for terminal settings, third-party call control, and other common telephony requirements of user applications.
