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    Pidgin IM

    Pidgin IM

    A universal instant messaging (IM) program

    See https://pidgin.im/about/ for more information. Pidgin is an instant messaging program which lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. It runs on Windows, Linux, and other UNIX operating systems. Pidgin is compatible with the following chat networks out of the box: AIM, ICQ, Google Talk, Jabber/XMPP, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, MXit, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, SILC, SIMPLE, MySpaceIM, and Zephyr. It is written in C and makes heavy use of GLib and GTK+. Finch is a command line instant messaging program. It also lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat network simultaneously, and it is compatible with the same chat networks as Pidgin. It is written in C and makes heavy use of GLib and ncurses.
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    Downloads: 6,719 This Week
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    Psi+

    Psi+

    Psi+ Project — development branch of Psi XMPP client

    Psi is a cross-platform powerful XMPP client designed for experienced users. Psi+ is a development branch of Psi XMPP client. Project purpose: collection, refinement and writing new patches for transfer them to Psi upstream developers.
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    Downloads: 806 This Week
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    Psi

    Psi

    Psi IM — Qt-based XMPP client

    Psi is cross-platform powerful XMPP client designed for experienced users. There are builds available for MS Windows, GNU/Linux and macOS.
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    Downloads: 396 This Week
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    Pandion

    Pandion

    An instant messaging client for XMPP networks

    Pandion is an open source instant messaging client for XMPP networks. Keep in touch with friends or collaborate with colleagues using Pandion instant messenger. Pandion is designed for ease of use and secure communication.
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    Downloads: 93 This Week
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    Adium

    Adium

    A multi-protocol instant messaging app for Mac OS X

    Adium is an Open Source, multi-protocol instant messaging application for Mac OS X. Adium supports AIM, ICQ, Jabber, MSN, Yahoo!, Google Talk, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, SIP/SIMPLE (Text), and Lotus Sametime. Additionally, it supports all of these applications at once so, even if you have multiple IM accounts, you don't have to log into each account separately.
    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    flManowar is simple jabber client with boards games support (battleship,checkers and reversi included)
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    Expresso Livre
    The Expresso Livre is a collaborative software that gathers functions of electronic mail, calendar, contacts center, workflow, filemanager and messenger developed starting from Egroupware.Several improvements were developed including easier interface
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    a jabber (instant messaging) client running atop emacs.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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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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    FireFloo Communicator

    FireFloo Communicator

    FireFloo Communicator is a beautiful and slim XMPP & Echo chat client.

    FireFloo is an Instant Messaging Communicator combining the open XMPP standard (Jabber, GMail Chat etc.) with the Echo Protocol for secured Chat and Messaging.
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    Plugin for Pidgin messenger that saves your opened conversations at shutdown and restores its at startup.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    This is an unofficial native port of Pidgin to Mac OS X. It uses native GTK+ (www.gtk-osx.org) which provides better integration and does not require X11. It also comes with more plugins out of the box, including OTR.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    rabbitim

    rabbitim

    rabbit instant messaging

    玉兔即时通信。开源的跨平台的的即时通信系统。包括文本、音视频、白板、远程控制
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    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.
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    Akila’ize GChat IM - Chat Client

    Akila’ize GChat IM - Chat Client

    Start sending messages in Akila’ize Language to your Google friends

    Akila’ize GChat IM is a free Instant Massager Chat client like Gtalk, Yahoo Messenger and IBM SameTime for Windows. Akila’ize GChat IM allows you to converse with your friends in Akila’ize Language. It is an alternative to Google Talk. Start sending messages in Akila’ize Language to your Google talk/Gmail friends and have fun Speaks out your conversation (Text to speech conversion – Enable/Disable anytime) Simple and Lite weight application
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    A realtime collaborative mind-mapping project. AmoebaChat allows the user to send and receive chat-style messages in an interconnected graph. This allows for a new way of communicating between parties that hasn't been explored yet.
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    Audible Alerts is a Pidgin (libpurple) plugin to produce notification of an IM audibly. It uses eSpeak, a text-to-speech program, to call out the name of the buddy who IMs you. You can download eSpeak from www.sourceforge.net/projects/espeak
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    Baraza is an Open Source mobile instant messaging server for Unix/Linux, implementing the Wireless Village/Instant Messaging and Presence Service (IMPS) protocol. The server supports inter-domain federation using IMPS SSP and Jabber/XMPP -www.baraza.im
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    Boltun is a chat bot plugin for Miranda IM with its own engine.
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    ButiFree
    ButiFree is a project to develop a catalan card game online (called "La botifarra").
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    Кроссплатформенный IM на Java
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    Chat Back is a command line chat program. It is perfect to use when you have to chat, but don't have a graphical desktop or window system. At this time, it can be compiled on Windows and Linux and only has minimal support for Google Talk.
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    Simple, but powerfull Jabber communicator written in C#
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    This is a xmpp server based on OSGi
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    Conversations

    Conversations

    The very last word in instant messaging

    Conversations is an open source Jabber/XMPP client for Android, designed to provide a unique and more freeing mobile messaging experience. XMPP is a federated protocol that can work with every XMPP server out there, giving you the freedom to choose a trustworthy server for yourself while still being able to chat with contacts from other servers. All communications are TLS encrypted and Conversations offers to enable one of two state of the art end-to-end encryption mechanisms, so you can be assured of the highest level of security in messaging. Conversations also offers plenty of unique features, such as image sharing, read markers, dynamic history loading and more.
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Open Source XMPP Software Guide

Open source XMPP software refers to any kind of communications software that is open source and utilizes the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP). This protocol uses a client-server architecture, which allows quick messages to be sent between users in real time. XMPP works similarly to other IM services like Skype or WhatsApp, but it has some distinct advantages over them.

For starters, XMPP is an open standard that anyone can use and modify as they please. That means users have more flexibility when it comes to customizing features such as end-to-end encryption. It also makes XMPP more accessible for developers who may want to build their own applications using the protocol. Furthermore, since open source projects are often more secure than proprietary systems, there’s less risk of data exposure for users who employ XMPP software.

On the other hand, one downside of XMPP is its complexity; setting up an environment and configuring clients takes a bit of technical know-how. Additionally, since XMPP isn’t as popular as other mainstream messaging options like iMessage or Facebook Messenger, finding compatible devices and services might prove tricky at times.

Overall though, if you're looking for an efficient way to communicate with others through text messaging while taking advantage of additional features such as encryption or remote collaboration tools, then open source XMPP software could be your best bet.

Features Offered by Open Source XMPP Software

Open source XMPP software provides a wide range of features that make it a powerful communications tool. Below is a list and description of some key features:

  • Instant Messaging (IM): This allows users to easily text each other in real-time, sharing images and videos as well as regular text messages.
  • Presence Services: Let others find out if someone is online, away, or busy by providing presence information which can be used for communication decisions.
  • Multi-party Chat: Allows multiple parties to join in on the conversation.
  • Voice & Video Conferencing: Allow users to hold real-time audio/video conversations with multiple people at once from anywhere in the world.
  • File Transfer: Make it easier to share files such as documents, photos and videos between two or more users quickly and securely.
  • Client Interoperability: Ensure clients using different IM protocols can communicate with each other without any compatibility issues.
  • Security & Encryption: Keeps conversations private by encrypting messaging data between clients so that only intended recipients can read them.

Types of Open Source XMPP Software

  • Server Software: Open source XMPP server software typically enables a user to create their own instant messaging (IM) service or host services on a larger hosting server. This type of software offers core IM services, including presence management, online contacts lists (buddylists), message queuing and basic chat functions. Additionally, some servers offer advanced features such as searchable archives of past conversations, group chatrooms and file transfers.
  • Client Software: There are many open source XMPP client programs available for download which enable users to connect to an existing XMPP server and start chatting. These clients generally have user-friendly interfaces for sending messages and managing contacts lists, but may also have additional features depending on the specific software. For example, one may be able to encrypt messages between two users connected through the same client program or send audio/video streams in real time.
  • Web Clients: Similar to other types of browser-based IM clients, web clients enable users to access an external XMPP server without having to install any additional software on their computers. Many web clients offer customizable layouts that allow users to make their conversations easier to read or present less information at once if desired. Some provide extra features like voice/video chats and end-to-end encryption for greater privacy protection when communicating with others over the internet.
  • Mobile Messengers: With open source mobile messenger applications compatible with Android and iOS systems, users can stay connected wherever they are via smartphone or tablet devices equipped with an internet connection. These apps often feature push notifications so that incoming messages get delivered instantly without having to open the app while also providing options like sharing images/location data between two people or setting up groups chats with multiple users simultaneously.

Advantages Provided by Open Source XMPP Software

  1. Cost: Open source XMPP software is free to use and develop, making it considerably less expensive than commercial software solutions.
  2. Customizable: Open source software allows for almost unlimited customization of the features and functions of XMPP. This can be especially useful when building private networks or applications that require highly specialized messaging requirements.
  3. Scalability: An open source platform is infinitely scalable and can quickly accommodate large groups or enterprises due to its decentralized peer-to-peer architecture.
  4. Security: Open source XMPP software is more secure compared to other chat protocols because it’s based on a standard protocol definition which makes identifying known security issues easier than with proprietary solutions.
  5. Community Support: With an active open source community, there are plenty of resources available for finding help with implementation, optimization and troubleshooting problems along the way. This help can come from developers all over the world who are actively supporting open source projects.
  6. Compatibility: One advantage of using an open standard like XMPP is compatibility across different clients, platforms, server implementations, etc., making integration into existing systems seamless.

What Types of Users Use Open Source XMPP Software?

  • Business: Companies and organizations use XMPP software because of its fast and secure messaging capabilities.
  • Social Networking Sites: Websites like Facebook, Twitter and Google+ use XMPP to create an efficient chat platform for users.
  • End-Users: Individuals often turn to open source XMPP software as a way to communicate with family, friends, and coworkers without worrying about expensive fees or hidden costs.
  • Mobile Platforms: Many mobile phones feature support for XMPP making it easier than ever to send instant messages from anywhere on the go. It also helps enhance user experience by providing more efficient notifications about incoming messages or events.
  • Educational Institutions: Schools can take advantage of the scalability of open source XMPP servers when managing online lectures or connecting students from around the globe with one another.
  • Gaming Communities: Gamers enjoy using XMPP technology since they can get updates quickly regarding their favorite games while in a live gaming match or interacting in other forums related to their pastime activity.
  • Sports Fans: Sporting leagues are now utilizing open source technologies like XMPP as a way to keep their fans up-to-date when big games happen that require immediate alerts and updates.

How Much Does Open Source XMPP Software Cost?

Open source XMPP software, also known as eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol, is completely free to use and open source. This means that there is no cost associated with the software or its implementation in your project. Instead of financial costs, many open source projects do require a time investment to set up, configure, and maintain the system.

The great thing about open source XMPP software is that anyone can take advantage of it. It's accessible by anyone who wishes to explore it, which makes it an excellent choice for developers because they can customize the code according to their own specifications without worrying about spending money on licensing fees. Additionally, since the code is freely available publicly and under an Open Source license , everyone has access to improvements and fixes by the community for quick bug fixing or adding new features over time - making it well-maintained at no additional cost.

Another benefit of using open source XMPP software is that often times these programs are much more secure than commercial ones due to their larger user base testing them out. With more eyes finding holes in security patches from hackers before they can be exploited saves companies thousands of dollars a year in potential lost data protection or malware attacks while still offering necessary services like chat rooms, presence information tracking and notifications etc. Also another great thing about going with an Open Source XMPP client/server stack compared commercial solutions is you don’t have vendor lock-in when upgrading due to compatibility issues between different providers’ products or even closed/obscure protocols used by certain partner organizations that require manual conversion scripts written just to make them work right together - saving even further money down long run development costs.

In summary, there are absolutely no monetary expenses when considering implementing an open source version of the eXtensible Messaging & Presence Protocol into your organization’s internal systems and applications; however, this does come with some caveats such as a need for technical know-how regarding administration & maintenance tasks along with creating custom scripts (if needed) from scratch each time something needs updating which require hands-on experience not necessarily abundant amongst all personnel working on projects involving this technology stack either directly or indirectly involved in said project(s).

What Software Can Integrate With Open Source XMPP Software?

Open source XMPP software can integrate with a variety of different types of software. These types of software can include web development tools like HTML and JavaScript, databases such as MySQL or MariaDB, and media servers such as Icecast. Additionally, open source XMPP is compatible with Instant Messaging (IM) applications like WhatsApp and Google Hangouts, VoIP solutions like Skype and Slack, Video Calling solutions such as WebRTC, and authentication services including OAuth2. Open source XMPP also supports integration with other custom-built projects that require unique messaging protocols or data stream handlers. The versatility in terms of integrations makes open source XMPP an attractive choice for companies looking to deploy cross-platform communication solutions on their own infrastructure.

Trends Related to Open Source XMPP Software

  1. Increased Adoption: XMPP is becoming increasingly popular due to its open source nature, scalability, and interoperability with other messaging protocols. This has led to more organizations and businesses adopting this software for their communications needs.
  2. Growing Developer Community: The open source nature of XMPP has attracted a large and active community of developers who are constantly innovating and improving the software. This has resulted in a wide range of features, plugins, and tools being added to XMPP, making it an even more powerful communication solution.
  3. Improved Security: XMPP is designed with security in mind, offering features such as encryption, authentication, and access control. This makes it an attractive choice for organizations that require secure communication solutions.
  4. Increased Flexibility: XMPP is highly extensible and flexible, allowing developers to customize it according to their needs. This makes it ideal for businesses that require specific features or integrations with other systems.
  5. Scalable Solutions: XMPP is designed for scalability, allowing companies to easily increase or decrease the number of users on their system as needed. This makes it an attractive option for large organizations that have fluctuating user numbers.

How To Get Started With Open Source XMPP Software

Getting started with open source XMPP software is easy and straightforward.

  1. First, you need to decide which type of program you want to use. There are a variety of XMPP programs available for different platforms such as Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, and Android. You can find the appropriate download page for your platform on the website for the particular program or project.
  2. Once you’ve chosen your software and downloaded it, you’ll need to install it according to the instructions provided in the README file included with the package. This will vary somewhat between programs but generally involves running an installation script or double-clicking an icon. Once installed, your software should open automatically upon launch and display its main window where you can begin configuring your account details.
  3. Setting up a new account is simple: just enter a username (without spaces), a password twice over and provide your email address if required by that particular piece of software. If there are any additional setup options like server addresses or port numbers, refer to their online documentation for assistance in filling out these fields correctly. Once done click OK/Save/Create Account and start using it.
  4. The next step is deciding what you want to do with XMPP – send messages? Make video or voice calls? Invite others into group chats? All these features are supported by existing clients (and more.) so make sure to read up on all that’s possible with this powerful protocol before diving into each feature separately one by one.