Re: [Fwd: [gnome.org #1416] Gnome Instant Messenger]

[Luis Villa <louie ximian com>]

This sounds like a very necessary project to me. FWIW, in bugzilla, our
rule of thumb is that generally a project must have code and a release
before we'll put it in bugzilla. That probably doesn't make quite as
much sense for CVS but it has helped cut down on the number of ghost
projects in bugzilla.

Luis

On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 01:37, Gregory Leblanc wrote:
> So, what do folks think about adding this project to GNOME CVS?  Please
> keep Raul cc'd on any replies, I don't believe he's on the list.
> 	Greg
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> From: Raul Jover via RT <cvsmaster gnome org>
> Cc: sopwith redhat com, gleblanc linuxweasel com, chema celorio com, jdub perkypants org
> Subject: [gnome.org #1416] Gnome Instant Messenger
> Date: 18 Feb 2003 10:52:00 -0500
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> Hi, my name is Ral Jover and im a developer of Gnome Instant Messeenger, I want if is possible a cvs account to add my module, also we are making a Framework to encapsulate al protocols into gnome tree.
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> We feel that now a day there is no satisfactory solution that solves in an easy and intuitive way our instant messaging needs in Gnome environment and our aim is to help fixing that.
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>   Our goal is to reach the devinitive and oficial instant messaging application for Gnome Project.
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>   We plan to use ANSI C, and only Gnome and Gstreaming libraries. We'll provide a complete API to handle network protocols for MSN, AOL, Yahoo, ... and encapsulate all them in a framework to allow any third party application to use instant messaging, chat, voice chat, video chat and sending files and e-mail without the need of rewritting any code.
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>   So we will write Gnetwork, a complete framework with modules and plugins support that will implement all kind of protocols and needed capabilities.
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