No, talk and ytalk are unix-specific; however, you can always ssh into a unix box running talk. (how you ssh from a windows box, I don't know, but there must be open source software to do it!)
ymessenger runs via a server afaik - something has to match up user names with current ips of participants!
talk and ytalk are designed for people logged in to the same computer to communicate afaik; I was assuming you guys are all logged into some university supercomputer, but re-reading your post with a fresher mind than before, I can see that is not the case.
You'll find a solution, no doubt!
Samsara
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