Re: Looking for a "secure" alternative to MSN.

[Pierre Jaury <pierre () jaury eu>]

You're probably looking for a protocol rather than a client, then. XMPP
(used to build the jabber network) is open, secured and extensible. Some
extensions like Jingle add voice/video support. Many free clients are
available, such as Pidgin, Gajim, OneTeam, empathy, sipcommunicator,
gtalk, etc. Once you got a client, you may trust a service provider (the
network is decentralized), use end to end encryption or set up your own
server. 

Le vendredi 31 décembre 2010 à 00:49 +0100, Lukas a écrit :
> So, I'm looking for an IM client with strong encryption. Ideally with 
> audio/video support, and open source.
> Like Msn sort of.. Preferably not som addon to msn though. I know there 
> is a lot of those.
> It's incredible I can't find this. I'd be amazed if there's no IM client 
> that is capable of encryption.
>
> Thanks!
>
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