This repo contains patches for the 64Gram - unofficial Telegram Desktop fork.

AyuGram is built on top of 64Gram, which means we have all the features 64Gram has and some of ours:

• Disable read packets sending
• Disable online packets sending
• Disable typing & upload packets sending
• Offline packet autosending
• Messages history (+ deleted ones)
• Using scheduled messages to keep offline

Technically, we have the Ghost mode starter pack.

Also, we have cool purple icon and custom day/night themes.

We have both Windows (by me) and Linux (by my friend) builds.

Follow our Telegram channel.

Well, you can't, because you're just an ordinary user.

But me - well, if I ever get a letter from a Telegram team and don't comply with ToS - yes. But that would be a different story.

It's very hard to merge changes for me as a person who mains C# and Python, even with the help of CLion's magic wand.

It's easier for me to maintain a set of patches—that way, if some of them fail to apply, others still will work.

Also, that way you can apply these patches to other tdesktop forks (e.g. Forkgram), with a bit of changes.

I don't have enough knowledge in C++, so if you're willing to localize settings, please make a PR!

To set up dev environment, see How to apply patches section at the bottom.

Follow official guide.

1. You have to clone 64Gram (https://github.com/TDesktop-x64/tdesktop.git), not official tdesktop.

2. Make sure you have these components installed with VS Build Tools:

   • C++ MFC latest (x86 & x64)
   • C++ ATL latest (x86 & x64)
   • latest Windows 11 SDK

3. Use these credentials:

   • api_id: 2040
   • api_hash: b18441a1ff607e10a989891a5462e627

IDK if there's any other way to apply IDEA patches with changelist saving, but that's how I'm doing it:

• Download CLion
• Open out/CMakeCache.txt as a project
• Wait for it to load
• For each patch, use Git -> Patch -> Apply patch and set changelist name like patch name

To build, edit CMake profile to Release and hit build button.