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With PigTerm you can chat with your Linux terminal. 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.

inetdxtra is a collection of inetd-based servers aimed at low-powered hardware like the Linksys NSLU2. It comprises a lightweight DNS, DHCP, MVPrelay, CTCS, SMTP, WWW, HTTP proxy and XMPP/Jabber server.

The old google chat client (gTalk) had a nasty UI and looked old and needed a facelift and some additional plugins like Google Hangout support and Email in client itself.

qGTalk is a Google Talk client developed with Qt and libgloox. qGTalk functions like the Windows version of Google Talk (currently only text messaging is implemented) but runs on Linux.

It is an instant messaging client. Crony IM has support for some commonly used instant messaging protocols, allowing the user to log into various different services from one application. like LAN, GTalk, Yahoo, Facebook.

pyXMPPpipeREPL is a python module which allows shell-like access to command-line applications over XMPP. Incoming messages are forwarded to the standard input of a subprocess and the standard output of a subprocess is sent to a designated account.

This plugin for Pidgin performs itself like an answering machine or, more likely, a prompter robot. It tries to find suitable answers in logs of your previous conversations and prompts its variants.

Julia (Jabber User-Level Interface Application) is a Jabber client. The aim of the project is to create a client with MSN-like features (games, animated icons...). Jabber is developed to be cross-platform, and it runs under Mono.

Small tool to mange your Jabber roster like importing nicknames from Trillian and ICQ2000b. Developed completely in school while "Anwendungsentwicklung" at the RBB.

j!com is a secure instant messaging system, featuring a classical AIM-like interface, and providing AES encryption for conversations and login.

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.

This is a plugin based jabber interface acts like a jabber client and listens to external commands in irc style. It is a remote shell with jabber being the command console.