Comparison of LAN Messengers - Operating System Support

Operating System Support

The operating systems the messengers can run on without emulators or compatibility layers.

Windows OS X Linux BSD Unix
AChat Yes No No No No
Akeni LAN Messenger Yes No Yes No No
BigAnt Messenger Yes Yes No No No
Bopup Messenger Yes No No No No
BORGChat Yes No No No No
DeskAlerts Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
dMessage Yes No No No No
iChat No Yes No No No
iptux No No Yes No No
LAN Chat Enterprise Yes No No No No
LinPopUp No No Yes No No
Miranda IM Yes No No No No
Net-C Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Outlook LAN Messenger Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Pichat Yes No Yes Yes No
PopNote Yes No No No No
Qualia LAN Messenger Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Softros LAN Messenger Yes No No No No
Squiggle LAN Messenger Yes No No No No
TSR LAN Messenger Yes No No No No
Vypress Chat Yes No No No No
Vypress Messenger Yes No No No No
WinMessenger Yes No No No No
Winpopup LAN Messenger Yes No No No No
LAN Messenger v3 Yes No No No No

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