Gajim vs Telegram : Which is Better?

Gajim

Gajim is an instant messaging client for the XMPP protocol which uses the GTK+ toolkit. Developed by Gajim Team

License: Open Source

Categories: Social & Communications

Apps available for Windows Linux BSD Xfce

Telegram is a free cloud-based instant messaging platform. Developed by Telegram LLC

License: Free

Categories: Security & Privacy Social & Communications Travel & Location

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Online Android

Feature	Gajim	Telegram
Encrypted chat
Group chat
Multiple languages
OTR
Tabbed interface
Audio Calling
Chat
Decentralized
OMEMO
Supports XMPP
Video calling
Xmpp
Stickers
Chat Bot
Lightweight
Cloud sync
End-to-End Encryption
Security focused
Privacy-friendly
Support for Multiple protocols
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Custom Backgrounds
Forums
Video Conferencing
Security & Privacy
Federation
Picture sharing
Facebook integration
Messaging
Customizable
Peer-To-Peer
Built-in File transfer
IFTTT integration
Messages in cloud
Works offline too
Based on phone number
Public groups chat
Self destructing messages
Voice messages
Ad-free
Animated stickers
Anonymous groups
Anonymous Secure Filesharing
Auto-delete
Bots
Built-in Photo editor
Channels
Chat history
Chat organizer
Cloud based
Sync Contacts
Custom themes
Customizable Themes
Data-encryption
Encrypted calls
Encrypted VoIP calls
Encryption
File transfer
Folders
Free Speech
GPS Location Tracking
In-Game Overlay
Instant view
Integrated File Sharing
Multi Device Support
Multiple Account support
Night mode/Dark Theme
Works Offline
Persistent History
Photo Sharing
Portable
Privacy focused
Private Chat
Private messaging
Progressive Web App
Push to talk
Scheduled messages
Search by tags
Secret chats
Large File Transfer
Share Videos
Switching between platform
Sync across Devices
Support for Themes
Two factor authentication
Voice Call
Voice chat
Share your screen
Gmail integration
File sharing
SIP client