Salut à Toi (software)
Salut à Toi (SàT) is a multifunctional communications application and decentralized social network[1] published under the AGPLv3+ free software license. It uses the XMPP. Initially made for instant messaging and chat, it developed additional functionality which can be used for microblogging, blogging, filesharing, audio and video streaming, and gaming. It has Atom feeds, and both WYSIWYM and WYSIWYG editors.[2]
| Initial release | 2008 |
|---|---|
| Stable release | |
| Written in | Python |
| Operating system | Unix, Android |
| Type | instant messenger, microblog, XMPP client |
| Licence | AGPLv3+ |
| Website | www.salut-a-toi.org |
Architecture
Salut à Toi uses a client-server architecture. The client consists of a backend daemon (which can be installed locally or on a server) and one of several frontends. Frontends include:[3]
- jp, a command-line interface
- Cagou, a frontend for desktops and mobile phones
- Libervia, a web interface[4]
- Primitivus, a text-based user interface
Third-party frontends include:
- Wix, WxWidgets-based desktop GUI (now deprecated)
- Bellaciao, Qt-based graphical user interface (development on hold)
- Sententia, an Emacs frontend (development is currently stalled)
gollark: Your message has been apionoted.
gollark: what if bot rights?
gollark: And?
gollark: I really ought to make it send links to the message where you queed it.
gollark: I accidentally wiped my downloads folder a few months ago, but it still has 434 items in it.
References
- Clemens Ticar (4 December 2015). "Alternative zu Facebook entsteht in Wien". Futter (in German).
- Mathias Huber (27 February 2014). "Salut à Toi; Verbesserter XMPP-Client". Linux-magazin.de (in German).
- Frontends on salut-a-toi.org
- Drapher (1 April 2014). "SàT : le couteau suisse Libre et open source de la communication" (in French). Reflets.
External links
- Official site
- Conference presentation at Parinux.
- Conference presentation at Linuxfr (fr).
- Quiz for Libervia - Salut à toi at opengameart.org, a game based on Salut à toi (en).
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