GSOC: IM/VoIP based on telepathy framework

[Brandon Kruse]

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Deniz Koçak wrote:
| This is my first report. I am still have troubles in some basic parts
| but now I am currently focus on creating/editing new accounts, prepare
| a main window ( the main window part is almost composed of contact
| list ) and I am trying to use some widgets from libempathy-gtk. I am
| using libempathy and telepathy-glib for different tasks but in the
| beginning I was trying to only use telepathy-glib which is also
| reinventing the wheel because of the libempathy. I tried to integrate
| user interface into contacts and openmoko-messages application to make
| a simple and well known interface for users but then I decided to make
| a separate UI. In summary I am working on IM capabilities
| (sending/receiving messages, contact list management), account
| management and some user interface parts (windows related with the
| task mentioned before) of the project but they are not solid or
| complete yet. I have been using telepathy-glib, libempathy and
| libempathy-gtk for some widgets.
|

We will probably have a framework coming soon (nothing in concrete) for
doing more voIP integration, of course, most of this will be backend and
seemless and abstracted from the users point of view.

I am currently working with iaxclient, but as soon as you get something
to hook into dbus, you could use whatever you want (eg jabber).

I highly suggest looking into that code (including python bindings)
(http://code.google.com/p/mokoiax)

I think that overall, you are moving in the right direction, however.

Because voIP and gsm stack awareness and integration just seems natural :)

- -brandon

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