Khernet is a standalone chat application for LAN, just click the application and start to chat.
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Portable mode and installed mode.
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No centralized server.
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Use emojis on contact names 🙂.
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End to end encryption.
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Supported types of messages:
- Text (includes emojis)
- Markdown (includes emojis)
- Image
- GIF
- Audio
- Video
- Any binary file
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Online and offline updates (for restricted environments 🤐)
You can send and receive files with a size up to 2 GB.
The portable application (portable mode) does not have a wizard based installer and can be launched directly from executable file named:
Khernet.exe
The installer (installed mode) launches a wizard to install the application and it's named:
KhernetInstaller-*.*.*.*.exe
*.*.*.*
: stands for version number, for instance: 0.18.0.0
It offers the following features over the portable mode:
- Creation of shortcuts on start menu.
- Creation of uninstaller (when portable mode is not selected).
- .NET Framework (see Prerequisites) is installed automatically if your system does not have it or no later version exists (Internet connection needed to download installer).
- .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later.
- 241 MB of available space.
For Khernet 0.21.0.1 and earlier you need .NET Framework 4.5.2 or later.
- Windows Vista SP2 (KB2533623)*
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10 (not RT)
- Windows 11
* For Windows Vista SP2 (KB2533623) use Khernet 0.21.0.1 or earlier.
This application is made to help people keep in touch with their peers, why not help them to make it even better and easier. These are some contributions you can do:
- Fix a bug.
- Code a new feature.
- Improve documentation.
- Give the application a face wash.
To edit documentation go to gh-pages branch of this repository and find the project website made with Jekyll static content generator.
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/lemalcs/Khernet.git
- Go to the folder where you cloned repository.
- Execute build.bat in Visual Studio Command Prompt.
Nuget packages are available on nuget and attached in the latest release.