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There's an open source server for it too: https://escargot.chat/ https://escargot.chat/

• _chu1 4y ago
  Which will be rewritten very soon in C# and not open-sourced, however an agreement to obtain the source could be made and you might could even discuss it being open-sourced (they saw no benefit in it), contact the development team in their Discord.
  • HeckFeck 4y ago
    It seems that things changed since I last looked. The public repo hasn't been updated in a year: https://gitlab.com/escargot-chat/server https://gitlab.com/escargot-chat/server I wonder why they closed the source. Even if there is no 'benefit' to the team, sharing the source guarantees the longevity and preservation of MSN Messenger. That benefits the future, as well as everyone interested in MSN now.
• userbinator 4y ago
  A quick search of GitHub reveals a few other implementations in varying degrees of completeness.