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BabbleNet
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BabbleNet is a completely decentralized, peer-to-peer (P2P), real-time chat program that allows users to create an ad hoc chat network without connecting to or installing a central server. Basically, it is a cross between Gnutella and IRC. BabbleNet was developed in a modular way so that the chat functionality sits upon a generic P2P framework.
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PriadoChat
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PriadoChat is an easily customizable chat client and server engine for your website. It can be embedded into static HTML pages, PHP scripts, ASP scripts, JSP scripts, etc. The applet page can be configured to use your existing login method to carry usernames into the chatrooms. The colors and server port are completely configurable and it offers multiple chatrooms.
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NeuChat
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Add secure real-time communication to your site or intranet, for users within or outside of your firewall. NeuChat is a powerful java chat server that can run in any web browser. Users can set Preferences such as: enable Time Stamps, choose font styles/colors, and navigate through various Chat Rooms, all from the same interface. Accessing NeuChat is role based and determined by Administrators. Admins can securely manage Chat Rooms by monitoring all rooms in real-time, logoff users upon demand, and create new rooms quickly and easily using the admin interface.
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CBIRC (Christoph Bratschis IRC Client)
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CBIRC is written for Java 1.4.1 or higher. There are a Webstart and an applet version available. CBIRC supports several simultaneous connections to IRC servers. RFC 1459/2812, ANSI, mIRC, CTCP/2 styles and colors, emoticons, flood protection, web links, CTCP and DCC are supported. Plus many more features.
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Mucacha
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this is a multicast chat program. because of that it does not need a server - clients connect to each other. perfect for a lan party of any size to easily and fastly set up a communication.
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