Open Source Desktop Operating Systems XMPP Software
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XMPP Software for Desktop Operating Systems
Browse free open source XMPP software and projects for Desktop Operating Systems below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source XMPP software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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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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climm is a portable, small, yet powerful console based, fully internationalized instant messaging client supporting the current v8 ICQ protocol and XMPP.
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M FACEBOOK CHAT
This windows application for facebook chatting
This windows application enables us to chat to our online facebook friends with updated friendlist right from the Desktop. Connect to facebook right from desktop. -
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PigTerm
Remote control your linux console encrypted trough Jabber chat service
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. 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. ... . Also, by pushing crypto functionality into plugins, your application is free of legal issues, such as export regulations.
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