Is it possible to use most of Empathy's logic, and plugin-in a
QML-powered user interface on it?
A bit like the Fahrplan developers did it at
https://github.com/smurfy/fahrplan/tree/master/src/gui? (I understand
that the difference technology-wise may be larger than in that
project.)
If
On 9/22/15 2:11 PM, Peter Bittner wrote:
> This argument is true for SIP and XMPP, right? As (not yet fully)
> discussed in another thread on this list today [1], we should probably
> reach out for a scenario with hosting our own SIP+XMPP servers. Is
> there any chance that SIP and/or XMPP are
Hi,
Empathy is the client for GNOME, so it's really focused on the GNOME
desktop. The fact that the Ubuntu people use it is mostly historical.
If you want to write a new IM client, you should just start from
scratch based on either Telepathy or even better, just on libpurple
directly.
That said,
Hello,
Empathy works fine on ARM, but it is a desktop application, so you need
to be running a regular desktop environment. The Ubuntu Touch platform
is a completely different platform requiring custom applications for
everything.
On Tue, 2015-09-22 at 00:39 +0200, Peter Bittner wrote:
> Are
Hello,
Google Hangouts is not using standard XMPP Jingle signalling, but a
variant that does the call over a chat room, so they can do multi-party
calls. This variant is not publicly documented and so was never
implemented in any telepathy CM. The best clients for Hangouts are
Firefox and Chrome
Ubuntu Touch's built-in messaging client is based on Telepathy, but it can
currently only send and receive SMS and MMS
messages. I'm not sure, but Canonical's plan may be to extend this client so
that it's a more general Telepathy client
and making its UI responsive - essentially, replacing
I don't think there's too much of a distinction between those, honestly.
Telepathy is *mostly* there, it just doesn't
have an interface for retrieving server-side logs.
On 9/22/15 1:48 PM, Olivier Crête wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Empathy is the client for GNOME, so it's really focused on the GNOME
>
Okay, I kind of understand.
Olivier:
> Empathy is the client for GNOME, so it's really focused on the GNOME
> desktop. The fact that the Ubuntu people use it is mostly historical.
> If you want to write a new IM client, you should just start from
> scratch based on either Telepathy or even
Hi,
Collabora also wrote a QML based Telepathy UI for the long defunct
Meego Tablet project, there may be some code that can be re-usd from
there.
https://github.com/meego-tablet-ux/meego-app-im
Olivier
On Tue, 2015-09-22 at 13:52 -0400, Jonathan Frederickson wrote:
> Ubuntu Touch's built-in
Oh wow, that even had video call support... this all makes me sad that MeeGo
never went anywhere. :(
- Jon F.
On 9/22/15 4:53 PM, Olivier Crête wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Collabora also wrote a QML based Telepathy UI for the long defunct
> Meego Tablet project, there may be some code that can be re-usd
Thank you Martin,
IIUC, Facebook is simply not supported at all at the moment:
telepathy-haze has no reference to Facebook in their latest source
code [1], just Jabber, but that's what was dropped, isn't it?
I have updated the Wiki pages FAQ and Protocols [2, 3] to reflect this
better. Would be
Thanks Daniel,
is this a specific answer to my question? Then I don't understand it.
- Why is it working with some contacts?
Would be great if you could help,
Peter
P.S.: I understand, and I agree, that relying on Google is not
necessarily a good thing. ATM though, I'm trying to fix a technical
Alright, then this is *really* a friggin' crazy net neutrality issue.
Or they have it in their terms of use, then it's just that we have no
right to complain because we don't pay for the service.
In other words, this is a problem that can most probably not be fixed
(by a user) in a technical way.
Very interesting indeed! Thank you for the background information.
In fact, someone needs to come up with a (trusted, paid) combined SIP
+ XMPP service (why? [1]) that offers VoIP and video services for a
wide audience. Simply because as a business you better focus on your
core business. If their
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