KDE IM Requirements

[email protected] Sun, 11 Feb 2018 01:22:20 +0100 (CET)
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Hello!

At FOSDEM I discovered that KDE folks are looking for an IM solution, since=
 they would like to move away from IRC.

It seems all started here: https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-community/201=
7q3/003664.html

There is a notepad with their requeriments here https://notes.kde.org/p/KDE=
_IM_requirements but it's not accessible if you don't have a KDE account (a=
nybody can create one, if you are interested).
So I pasted the requirements here for you all, here: http://paste.debian.ne=
t/plainh/6426eac4

I haven't look at all emails on the list but XMPP doesn't even seem to be c=
onsidered.
It is very bad if communities like KDE don't look at XMPP for their communi=
cations.

At this point, I guess you know already the purpose of this email.
I'm making a call to anybody that would like to help me on this and help KD=
E folks use XMPP.
Maybe there are already strong opinions on this and may be difficult to cha=
nge their minds, but there is no harm in trying.
My idea is to create a document where their requirements are fulfilled and =
send an email to their list, with all the good things XMPP has.

What would be the best way of approaching this? Creating a page on our Wiki=
?
For now, I created the following MUC where people interested can join and d=
iscuss the topic and how to work on it: [email protected]

I hope we can make a strong argument all together!


Severino Ferrer de la Pe=C3=B1ita.
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king for an IM solution, since they would like to move away from IRC.<br><b=
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u don&#39;t have a KDE account (anybody can create one, if you are interest=
ed).<br>So I pasted the requirements here for you all, here: http://paste.d=
ebian.net/plainh/6426eac4<br><br>I haven&#39;t look at all emails on the li=
st but XMPP doesn&#39;t even seem to be considered.<br>It is very bad if co=
mmunities like KDE don&#39;t look at XMPP for their communications.<br><br>=
At this point, I guess you know already the purpose of this email. <br>I&#3=
9;m making a call to anybody that would like to help me on this and help KD=
E folks use XMPP. <br>Maybe there are already strong opinions on this and m=
ay be difficult to change their minds, but there is no harm in trying.<br>M=
y idea is to create a document where their requirements are fulfilled and s=
end an email to their list, with all the good things XMPP has.<br><br>What =
would be the best way of approaching this? Creating a page on our Wiki?<br>=
For now, I created the following MUC where people interested can join and d=
iscuss the topic and how to work on it: [email protected]<br><br>I hope=
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