YTalk

YTalk is multi-user talk program, that is compatible with the older Unix talk clients and daemons. It lets you communicate interactively with other people on the internet.

When using YTalk, the screen is split into two or more regions or windows, one for each person with whom you are talking. Each key you type appears on your region, and on the screens of each other user in the conversation. Each key typed by another user appears in that user's region.

YTalk was originally written by Britt Yenne in 1990. Version 3.0pl2 came out in 1993. After a long time without releases, I took over maintenance and released a few versions.