Sounds like either they're not aware of Retroshare (uses Qt for GUI), or they think developing in C++ is too much of a hurdle. It's peer-to-peer, uses web-of-t

Sounds like either they're not aware of Retroshare (uses Qt for GUI), or they think developing in C++ is too much of a hurdle. It's peer-to-peer, uses web-of-trust, completely encrypted, already has chat/mail/"www"/voice chat/file sharing/etc. Still missing the video chat plug-in though, but it's on the to-do list.