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Karaife is a livejournal client for KDE, written and implemented in Python. It supports connection to various livejournal-based sites, and allows for selection of appropriate security levels, user icons, moods and music in your posts.
Simple tool to backup Livejournal entries written in Python. Given a username and date range, downloads all entries in the range and places them in html files on the user's hard drive.
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Crispy_RSS is a simple RSS parser built for PHP. It allows you to display syndicated RSS feeds from Movable Type blogs and LiveJournal sites.
Crispy_RSS is good solution for custom Blog Rolls, portal sites and web based RSS aggregators.
This is to be a full-featured, cross-platform client for LiveJournal (www.livejournal.com) and other related sites. It will use Python/wxPython to provide a "native-look" GUI on a variety of platforms, and XMLRPC to connect
LJClient is a GUI client for making posts to LiveJournal written in TCL/Tk.
It is aimed mainly at Unix/Linux users that do not run KDE or Gnome. It will provide a full featured cross platform client.
This is a project that works with many of the servers out there that use the LiveJournal code and allows users to cross post their journal entry to many journal servers.
kLJ is a LiveJournal client for KDE, based on the official win32 client, providing the
same features and some additions as they are requested. (http://www.livejournal.com/)
Pepys is a client for <a href="http://www.livejournal.com">LiveJournal</a> written entirely in Java. It is designed to be plugged into any Java program that wishes to add LiveJournal functionality, and is freely available under the GPL.
Name: LjScribe
Description: Open Source LiveJournal Client for all OS. Support for posting entries, Drag and Drop images, Manage Entries/Comments/Friends/Communities, SSL Support, Spelling and grammar check, multiple journal posting, WYSIWYG editor.
This project intended to be a yet another alternative for LiveJournal clients. It is mostly an experiment in SWT application design, but who knows what it will grow into? ;)