Florent wrote:
Hi all,
I have seen this week only that James Bunton no longer wanted to continue
developing the MSN transport, since all his friends are now using Jabber.
Perhaps that's a sign of the times. :)
I'm also applying for two other GSoC projects, but this one is the most
2008/4/8, Peter Saint-Andre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am not convinced that working on transports is an
appropriate topic for the Google Summer of Code. I plan to give my votes
to projects that improve or extend XMPP itself, not provide bridges to
closed technologies.
I do not agree on this.
Sander Devrieze wrote:
2008/4/8, Peter Saint-Andre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am not convinced that working on transports is an
appropriate topic for the Google Summer of Code. I plan to give my votes
to projects that improve or extend XMPP itself, not provide bridges to
closed technologies.
I don't disagree from the client perspective. But my philosophy has
always been to make XMPP as great as it can be, then everyone else will
eventually decide that they need to use XMPP and not some proprietary
garbage.
I won't get into my diatribe about why I think that will never happen.
Dnia 2008-04-08, wto o godzinie 18:08 +, Daniel Henninger pisze:
I won't get into my diatribe about why I think that will never happen.
People were saying the same about SMTP.
You know - this marginal protocol used to bridge proprietary Electronic
Mail systems...
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/\_./o__ Tomasz
Ok, I’ll believe it when I see it.
Daniel
On 4/8/08 5:48 PM, Tomasz Sterna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dnia 2008-04-08, wto o godzinie 18:08 +, Daniel Henninger pisze:
I won't get into my diatribe about why I think that will never happen.
People were saying the same about SMTP.
You know -
Daniel Henninger wrote:
I don't disagree from the client perspective. But my philosophy has
always been to make XMPP as great as it can be, then everyone else will
eventually decide that they need to use XMPP and not some proprietary
garbage.
I won't get into my diatribe about why I think
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I am a volunteer for the One Laptop Per Child foundation. OLPC uses XMPP
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