CVS repository on December 21, 2002, and almost daily developer releases were made: It was first announced on Freshmeat on December 27, 2002. On March 31, 2003, citing availability issues with Savannah, the project was moved to SourceForge where it remains to date. Version 0.2.2 of Ayttm was released on April 1, 2003. The latest release of Ayttm is 0.6.3 and was made on July 10, 2010. The name "Yattm" was originally to be the name, but was misspelt by Colin Leroy when he registered the project on Savannah. The CVS log on Savannah shows that the executable name was changed from "yattm" to "ayttm" on January 16, 2003. No expansion for Ayttm was provided at this time. Several expansions of the name were attempted, and the one settled on was "Are You Talking To Me?". The question mark is part of the name. The name Ayttm is a backronym and credit for coining this term goes to Natasha Sharma. Platforms It runs on: Linux FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD Microsoft Windows Mac OS X Several ports use the GTK+ graphical widget toolkit. Copyright & Licence The software is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License and is Copyright the Ayttm team. See also List of XMPP client software Comparison of instant messaging clients References General references Frederick Noronha, A Netizens 'item', The Tribune, May 19, 2003 Frederick Noronha, Indian helps make seamless instant messaging possible, Express Computer, 2 June 2003 Christopher Saunders, IMPlanet's Linux IM Client Bonanza, InstantMessagingPlanet.com, May 21, 2003 R. Pratap, Instant messaging with Linux, Deccan Herald, March 11, 2004 Marcel Gagné, Instant Messaging Clients. A comparative review, UnixReview.com, June 2003 Edward Haletky, Deploying Linux on the desktop, Elsevier, 2005, , p. 104 External links Free XMPP clients AIM (software) clients Free instant messaging clients Instant messaging clients for Linux MacOS instant messaging clients Windows instant messaging clients Internet Relay Chat clients Free Internet Relay Chat clients MacOS Internet Relay Chat clients Unix Internet Relay Chat clients Windows Internet Relay Chat clients Portable software Cross-platform software Free software programmed in C Free software programmed in C++ Instant messaging clients that use GTK