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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.
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A powerful command line-, plus a GUI editor for ICQ sound schemes. Enables people with alternative ICQ clients to make use of the many sound schemes available on the net. Written in Python, platform-independent. Separate Windows EXE is available, too!
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This program serves as a link between two or more chat networks, allowing users on one network to communicate with users on another network. For example, you can be logged onto Battle.net and be talking to people on IRC and people on AIM at the same tim
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ICQ clone written entirely in Python. Uses OSCAR AIM protocol instead of native ICQ protocol, as well as icq2000b does. Many GUI frontends supported, but native one is Tkinter-based.
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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.
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