Hi,
I didn't knew about Swift. Had a quick look at it and it is indeed
interesting.
It would be great if there could be a XMPP reference implementation
for how desktop screen sharing should be carried out. And if Swift could
provide that baseline it would be a great starting point for other
IM-clients to implement the same in order to be compatible.
We would love to see Swift implement the screen sharing features we
have contributed to the FreeRDP-project. Quality is Enterprise Level and
the library is written in C. Support is written mainly for X11 on Linux,
but there is experimental support for Windows and Mac OS X also.
If there would be a reference implementation in Swift for example, I
could approach other projects (I am connected to Pidgin) to make
something compatible and cross-platform.
The only bad thing is that we must use FreeRDP head, or use their
nightly builds for upcoming FreeRDP 2.0. (FYI: We have also contributed
to libnice project for ICE/TURN things, many patches are already merged
and available upstream but some is not yet released. They'll come in
libnice 0.1.14)
Best regards,
Niklas
On 16/02/16 11:24, Kevin Smith wrote:
A polite reminder. At the moment only Swift has any ideas here, which is not
good!
/K
On 12 Feb 2016, at 17:37, Kevin Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi folks,
Could those people who intend putting up ideas (for their own projects, don’t
go suggesting things on behalf of other people, please) for GSoC students
please fill in http://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Summer_of_Code_2016 in the usual format
By Wednesday At The Latest. If you’re in doubt about whether you’re suitable as
a mentor, please get in touch with me, but some general guidelines:
Must be willing to dedicate an hour a day (in the usual case) up to about 2
hours a day (if you’re unlucky) every work day for the duration of the summer
to mentor the students.
Must be mentoring for your own software project.
Must be known and of high standing in the XSF.
Must be able to do a reasonable job of actively mentoring a student, not simply
expecting them to get on with writing code unsupervised.
Any questions, please discuss.
/K
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