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2009-06-25
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#22
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I know that Jablet has been dead for a while (mostly thanks -- or no thanks -- to RTComm development) and was created to work with the Jabber (XMPP) protocol. But, I wonder if Zerojay could help in this area? (Since he's back and all.) 
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2009-06-25
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Wow, shocked anyone even remembers that. Hmm, XMPP server for IM again... could be interesting. I'll look into it.
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2009-06-26
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#24
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Originally Posted by qole
Yes, we could consider a "Fremantle Star" treatment to someone working on bringing e.g. IRC and other protocols to end users. Preferrably extending the very same RTComm framework and user experience, making life easier to end users familiar with the pre-installed tools.
... lma, I think the offer of "help getting things done" might include some more access to closed components for a developer willing to step up to the plate here...
It would be good to know what Will Thomson and the rest of telepathy-haze maintainers think themselves about this.
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2009-06-26
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#25
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Originally Posted by qgil
Right, sorry I misunderstood you...
Yes, we could consider a "Fremantle Star" treatment to someone working on bringing e.g. IRC and other protocols to end users. Preferrably extending the very same RTComm framework and user experience, making life easier to end users familiar with the pre-installed tools.
It would be good to know what Will Thomson and the rest of telepathy-haze maintainers think themselves about this.
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2009-06-26
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#26
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Pidgin + Sametime is in Diablo Extras, isn't it? It will be no surprise to see Pidgin in Fremantle as well, but the interesting approach (with all respects) is to use the same UI and framework for different kinds of protocols.
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2009-06-26
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#27
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Originally Posted by qgil
Yes, but telepathy-haze could also provide sametime support in rtcomm.
Pidgin + Sametime is in Diablo Extras, isn't it?
the interesting approach (with all respects) is to use the same UI and framework for different kinds of protocols.
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2009-06-26
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#28
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Originally Posted by lma
True, you should contact your contacts through the same contacts application.
and perhaps more importantly a unified addressbook.
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2009-06-26
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#29
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Originally Posted by qgil
A joke maybe, but this has been a constant issue with most third-party apps that utilize "contacts" in some way or another... In fact, the Claws-Mail devs plainly will not use the current Maemo Contacts protocols because of philosophical differences.
True, you should contact your contacts through the same contacts application.
Of course, since I'm not a dev, I don't completely understand, but I would like to see Maemo Contacts be something that was easy for everyone to utilize.
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2009-06-27
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
And that is why I won't use Claws-Mail.
A joke maybe, but this has been a constant issue with most third-party apps that utilize "contacts" in some way or another... In fact, the Claws-Mail devs plainly will not use the current Maemo Contacts protocols because of philosophical differences.
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