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Are there any chat clients or stand-alone clients that can interact with the iMessage server? I just switched from OSX 10.8.x to Ubuntu 12.10, and it's really the only thing I miss.


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This message is quoted from https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/66047:



iMessage is based on a propietary, binary and encrypted protocol (source Wikipedia) with a client side device certificate, which makes it unlikely to be reverse engineered and implemented in third party apps any time soon (although attempts are being made).






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It may be possible in the future to run the native OS X applications on a Linux OS similar to how we can run Windows applications using wine's compatibility layers. The Darling Project aims to do that. However, I have never encountered a situation where I needed to run a native mac application, so I have never tested it. This does seem promising, though somewhat doubtful. The following is quoted from wikipedia:



Just like APNS it sets up a Keep-Alive connection with the Apple servers. Every connection has its own unique code, which acts as an identifier for the route that should be used to send a message to a specific device. The connection is encrypted with TLS using a client side certificate, that is requested by the device on the activation of iMessage.


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