Free messenger im software for linux

PlanetaMessenger.org, the universal Instant Messenger fully written in java. Welcome to PlanetaMessenger.org. This site is the home of PlanetaMessenger.org, the universal Instant Messenger fully written in java.
You have 2 first, and better, possibilities to install PlanetaMessenger.org. If youre in Windows, you can install it using the native installer. To install using the native installer, please go to http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=40468 and get the latest Windows release (type exe 32-bit Windows). The installer creates all shortcuts needed to launch and uninstall the application.
The other possibility is download the Platform independent installer and install it using the command (in command line):
java -jar planetamessenger*.jar
The java based installer will guide you throught installation process. After finish the installation process, go to PlanetaMessenger.orgs installation directory, enter in bin directory, then you can launch the following files:
planetamessenger.sh (for Linux/Solaris and other UNIXes users)
planetamessenger.bat (for Windows users)
Main features:
- Plugin support for many IM networks like, ICQ, AIM, MSN, ComVC, Yahoo, Jabber and so on.
- Multi-profile support.
- Future improvements:
- Support to internationalization.
- Skins, and much more

Devel::Messenger is a Perl module who let your code talk to you.

SYNOPSIS

use Devel::Messenger qw{note};

# set up localized subroutine
local *note = Devel::Messenger::note {
output => print,
level => 2,
pkgname => 1,
linenumber => 1,
wrap => ["< !--", "-- >n"],
};

# print a note
note "This is a sample noten";

# print a multipart note
note "This is line two. ";
note "continue", "This is still line two.n";

# print if level is high enough
note 2, "This is debug level twon";

Do you want your program to tell you what it is doing? Send this messenger into the abyss of your code to bring back to you all the pertinent information you want.

First, set notes in your code, in-line comments that start with note instead of #.

# this is an in-line comment (it is boring)
note "this is a note (things start getting exciting now)n";

To keep your program from giving you terrible errors about note not being defined, give it something to do.

use subs qw{note};
sub note {}

Or you could import the slightly more powerful note subroutine defined in Devel::Messenger.

use Devel::Messenger qw{note};

By itself, note does not do anything. Right now, all it is doing is making sure Perl doesnt give you an error message and die.

Galaxium is a MSN service messenger application that runs in the GNOME environment on Linux. Galaxium Messenger is written by Adam Peck and Philippe Durand, students of the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.

Here you will find information about the development of this new instant messenger and have an opportunity to involve yourself in the process!

MezzengerKlient (MZK) is a simple PHP class for making MSN Messenger bots. It uses object oriented programming, with the use of Events, for handling and processing the actions made in the Notification Session and SwitchBoard sessions. The project uses the MSNP9 protocol.

Yafumato Web Messenger is a Web-based instant messenger client. Users can connect to supported instant messenger services using only a Web browser via HTTP (or HTTPS).
The Yafumato server connects to the messengers by proxy and provides the Web interface to the user, allowing instant messaging from computers where a desktop client cannot be used.
Yafumato Web Messenger is currently alpha software; as such, it has minimal error handling and is not feature complete.
Enhancements:
- The database is now an optional package; users can now login using messenger credentials rather than single sign-on using the database.
- Messenger session handling has been improved; any active messenger sessions are restored upon signin.
- Unstable messenger sessions can be disconnected and replaced using the new "Reset Messenger" link on the status page.

Net::YahooMessenger::CRAM is a Yahoo Messenger Challenge-Response Authentication Mechanism.

SYNOPSIS

my $cram = Net::YahooMessenger::CRAM->new();
$cram->set_id($your_yahoo_id);
$cram->set_password($your_password);
$cram->set_challenge_string($string_from_server);

my ($response_type6, $response_type96) = $cram->get_response_strings();

Net::YahooMessenger::CRAM is Challenge-Response Authentication Mechanism for Yahoo Messenger protocol version 9.

SNIMMER stands for Single Network Instant Messaging Mediation and Relay. SNIMMER can talk to any IM network, and can relay instant messages from one IM network to another.

Currently, one cannot use AOL messenger to chat with users on MSN, Yahoo!, or GTalk and vice-versa. SNIMMER overcomes instant messenger non-interoperability.

It has been designed primarily to help webmasters to chat with Web visitors on any IM network using any instant messenger.

What you will need:

1) Internet connection
2) IM account that you always use
3) Create a set of IM accounts for all networks (eg. AOL, ICQ, Yahoo, MSN) that you want to receive visitors from. It is essential that you create brand new accounts that were not used by you for personal chat, otherwise snimmer will clash with you online.
4) Web server where you can run a CGI script. A sample script that comes with this package is written in python but you can re-write it in your favorite language - it is very simple.
5) You neeed Python to be installed on your web server. Also you will need python-xmpp library installed too.

You can grab python here: http://www.python.org/

XMPPPY library download:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=97081&package_id=103821

6) You should know how to add CGI scripts to pages and how to display results. Sample script works but youll probably want a better integration with your page.
7) You have to know what jabber servers and what jabber transports you are going to use.

You can deploy your own or you can try the ones that are publicly available. You can refer to this page to find the server for you:

http://www.jabber.org/user/publicservers.shtml

In the simplest case youll need to replace example.com with the name of the server you have picked. Though it is not neccessary that transport should be on the same server. You can use transports from other servers if their policies allow that.

How to install it:

1) get it from http://www.snimmer.com/snimmer/snimmer.tar and unpack it
2) open credentials.py with a text editor. You will see something like this (lines numbers are added for readability - they should not be present in the actual file):

1 clients={
2 snimmer@example.com:{
3 login:snimmer,
4 server:example.com,
5 password:snimmer,
6 transports:{
7 xmpp:(example.com,,),
8 # icq:(icq.example.com,123456789,ICQ_password,),
9 # yahoo:(yahoo.example.com,Yahoo_login,Yahoo_password),
10 # msn:(msn.example.com,MSN_login@hotmail.com,MSN_password),
11 # aim:(aim.example.com,AIM_screenname,AIM_password),
13 },
14 },
15
16 ## This is another connection. If you want to be able to receive two calls at the same time
17 ## uncomment it. To receive even more calls - add more such sections
18 # snimmer2@example.com:{
19 # login:snimmer2,
20 # server:example.com,
21 # password:snimmer,
22 # transports:{
23 # icq:(icq.example.com,123456780,ICQ_password2,),
24 # },
25 # },
26
27 }
28
29 SPOOL=rc:snimmerspool
30 SPOOL=r/tmp/snimmerspool
31
32 publisher_im=icq
33 publisher_screenname=123456789
34
35 blocked_ips=blocked.txt

SimpServer is the first lightweight instant messaging security gateway for Unix systems. Install SimpServer on a Unix system and configure IM clients on your local network, and conversations with Simp-equipped parties will be automatically encrypted. SimpServer can indeed accept simultaneous remote connections and thus secure local and/or remote clients.
With SimpServer, corporate environments can now benefit from centralized instant messenger encryption. Linux fans can now secure their MSN conversations. SimpServer is beta and is free for any use.
Main features:
- This version of SimpServer supports MSN Messenger, ICQ, Yahoo! and AIM encryption using the Diffie-Hellman key-agreement scheme. It does not currently support authenticated modes such as the RSA modes of the Windows version, nor does it support other IM protocols. That limitation brings an important advantage: SimpServer can be used as a security server for multiple IM clients, not only the one on the local machine, but others on the network. It is indeed possible to configure clients to use SimpServer as a proxy server, which will secure all outgoing IM flows.
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-As for the Windows version, the Unix edition can be highly customized: messages can be colored depending on their cryptographic state and contact names can be prefixed during conversations (MSN) to quickly see if the conversation is secure.