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wija is a pluggable and extensible Jabber/XMPP compliant messaging client with GnuPG integration and MSN support (via gateways), intended to be a testbed for "everything you can do over the Internet."

The version 0.14 of wija was released on December 30, 2007.

New features include semi-automatic recovery of i-WAT tickets (an autonomous and distributed electronic currency) and improved "Overlay GHC" distributed programming language intended to be a shell language for Global Operating System. It also comes with many other improvements for better usability. ... read more

wija is a pluggable and extensible Jabber/XMPP compliant messaging client with GnuPG integration and MSN support (via gateways), intended to be a testbed for "everything you can do over the Internet."

The version 0.13 of wija was released on September 8, 2007.

New features include simultaneous multiple sessions with different Jabber IDs, the first public release of "Overlay GHC" distributed programming language intended to be a shell language for Global Operating System, and many other improvements for better usability.

wija is a pluggable and extensible Jabber/XMPP compliant messaging client with GnuPG integration and MSN support (via gateways), intended to be a testbed for "everything you can do over the Internet."

The version 0.12 of wija has been released since January 3, 2007 (wija is new to SourceForge.net and joined only recently).

New features include usage of Gmail/Google Talk accounts, communication with MSN users, encryption of (group) chats in addition to messages, new generation of automatic update, and many other improvements for better usability.