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...PigTerm connects you to your/your friends/your office Linux computer's terminal trough Jabber messaging (XMPP Protocol services like Gtalk). So that you do not need ssh access to do this. Think of pigterm as a Remote Assistant for Linux Console. This is useful specially when your remote computer do not have a valid IP address. The software uses QXMPP opensource library (http://code.google.com/p/qxmpp/). The complete code of this library is imported into source tree so that you do not need to compile and install that first. All communication is encrypted using QCA Library. The software does not involve with export control regulations as in QCA (http://delta.affinix.co/docs/qca/) Site they wrote: Functionality is supplied via plugins. ... . ...

XMPP Instant Messaging Agent or XIMA is an AI Soft Bot with Instant Messaging Capabilities. It Requires .net fraemwork 3.5. Use your Gmail for login. and watch ur frnds chat with a computer.

sxEdit is a KompoZer extension which enables Real Time Collaborative Edition, using XMPP/SXE protocol.

Tool for launch custom scripts on remote host over xmpp. User may configure jabber bot for executing differing scripts on his host computer and send stdout as message response over xmpp. Request allowed only for users from list in configs.

Send XMPP (Gtalk/Google Talk also supported) messages (thanks to Jabber) within a single line of PL/SQL code, get buddies list and status in relational tables (or xml) on Oracle 11g.

JabberCommander is a tool made in Java that makes a connection between the computer and a Jabber Client (eg. Google Talk) allowing the user to send order to the computer: launch programs and scripts, retrieve the output of certain commands (ls,ps,dir...)

This is a less intrusive ajax web chat which uses Ajax, Smack, XMPP. This is the client version Servlet. The backend code should run under Tomcat server. You can use openfire or any other XMPP server as the server, gtalk also.

Application that will interpret messages through XMPP (aka jabber) and do things like raise the volume on your computer. Hopefully this will end up multi-OS, extensible and multi-chat. Main idea:from a wireless chat (cell) service, control your desktop.