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Build Psi for Ubuntu Touch (including voice chat support) #198
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looks interesting but requires full UI redesign. |
That's probably true. In the source tree it will probably result in separate UI implementations for each major platform (like the Fahrplan app did it). And yes, the "relatively easy" most probably refers only to the Qt framework as such. The UI will have to be rewritten, I don't think Qt UI widgets are generally usable on Ubuntu Touch atm. For the UI, I think, it's mostly webviews, QML and web technologies (see also the Google Hangups app for another example). I think the gstreamer package including its dependencies exists for the armhf platform. This could be the basis for bringing voice and video support to Ubuntu Touch with an IM client. (Compiling on ARM is something that is obviously done for years [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].) The UI is a minor thing to get fix, provided we have a list of screens that need to be implemented (ideally, supported by screenshots, field names, and some technical description), at least from my point of view. Should we try? The source code tree would have to be restructured for this first. |
Definitely we should try :) |
Who else is working on the project? Anyone to share the backend focused part? I can focus on the frontend as soon as I get the (rest of the) software running in general on Ubuntu Touch. |
Few more developers. They are usually in our conference I noticed above. |
definitely no password. but may be captcha |
I don't know what's wrong with empathy. 2015-09-23 20:39 GMT+05:00 Peter Bittner notifications@github.com:
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It's working now that I'm a conference member. The issue Empathy has is it's not supporting captchas. The captcha input form never shows up, hence the connection attempt times out after a (long) while. |
As Psi is a Qt application it should be relatively easy to port it to Ubuntu Touch (and other platforms running Qt, see the Fahrplan app for an example).
Anybody wanting to try? (I do have an Ubuntu Touch device, and I could build and package an app for the ARM platform, but I'd need some support from someone knowing this project inside-out.)
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