https://linuxadvocacy.tomg.computer/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Communication_applications_that_run_on_LinuxCommunication applications that run on Linux - Revision history2026-07-21T22:26:29ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.45.4https://linuxadvocacy.tomg.computer/index.php?title=Communication_applications_that_run_on_Linux&diff=40&oldid=prevTom G.: copy from backup2025-12-19T15:20:10Z<p>copy from backup</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Communication applications and protocols that run on '''Linux'''.<br />
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This list may be incomplete.<br />
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* AIM<br />
* Brosix<br />
* Discord (requires Pulseaudio or Apulse for voice calls) (buggy)<br />
* Facebook Messenger<br />
* Gadu-Gadu<br />
* Gale<br />
* Google Talk<br />
* ICQ<br />
* IRC<br />
* Jabber (XMPP)<br />
* Jitsi<br />
* Mattermost<br />
* Mumble<br />
* Novell Groupwise<br />
* Rocket.Chat<br />
* Sametime<br />
* Signal<br />
* Simple<br />
* SIP (Linphone)<br />
* Skype (very buggy)<br />
* Slack<br />
* Microsoft Teams<br />
* Teamspeak<br />
* Telegram<br />
* Threema<br />
* Viber<br />
* Whatsapp<br />
* Wire<br />
* Zephyr<br />
* Zoom (very buggy)<br />
* Anything that works in Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome or any of the other [[Web browsers that run on Linux]]<br />
* BSD Talk ;-)</div>Tom G.