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MicroSIP is a free, portable SIP softphone for Windows, renowned for its lightweight design and focus on security. It allows users to make secure audio and video calls over the internet using the SIP protocol, supporting various codecs and providing features like encryption and presence.
Movim is a distributed social network platform leveraging the open XMPP protocol. It provides a decentralized environment for users to connect, share content, and communicate through chat and group messaging, offering an alternative to centralized social media.
qutIM is a free and open-source, multi-protocol instant messenger designed for connecting to various networks including ICQ, Jabber, Mail.Ru, IRC, and VKontakte. It offers a unified interface for managing multiple accounts and conversations.
Gajim is a free and open-source instant messaging client for the XMPP protocol. Built using the GTK+ toolkit, it offers a wide array of features for secure and flexible communication, including encrypted chat, group conversations, multi-protocol support via gateways, and extensive customization options.
Ekiga, formerly known as GnomeMeeting, is a free and open-source VoIP and video conferencing application. It allows users to make audio and video calls to other compatible SIP/H.323 clients and even landlines/mobile phones via integrated third-party services, offering a versatile communication solution.
Ring (SFLphone) is a free and open-source communication platform offering secure messaging, voice, and video calls. It leverages decentralization and end-to-end encryption for enhanced privacy across multiple operating systems including Linux, Windows, macOS, and Android.
Empathy is a versatile multi-protocol messaging client designed for text, voice, and video communication across numerous IM networks. It offers features like file transfers, location sharing, and integration with various services, providing a unified communication experience.
Digsby was a multi-protocol instant messaging client that unified connections to various chat networks and social media platforms. It allowed users to manage their conversations and updates from services like Aim, Msn, Yahoo, Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace all within a single, integrated application.
Pidgin is a free and open-source multi-protocol instant messaging client designed to connect users across various chat networks with a single application. It's highly extensible through plugins and supports a wide range of protocols including XMPP, ICQ, and IRC.