Ar 05/12/2007 am 13:50, ysgrifennodd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PIDF-LO is an extension to PIDF, described in RFC 4119.
Its usage for practical purposes (what do you want, it's IETF)
is further clarified by this draft:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-geopriv-pdif-lo-profile
It can express
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree, it's good enough to cover most of implementations, (if you throw in
altitude and
horizontal/vertical accuracy).
Now the question is, do we want it as special key names in the dictionary,
or a specialized interface (or even GeoClue API infusion) will be a
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Subject: Re: [Telepathy] Rich presence
I was planning to restrict the API to using WGS 84
Hi,
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Subject: Re: [Telepathy] Rich presence
Ar 04/12/2007 am 16:51, ysgrifennodd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
Hi,
I'd like to have a discussion on extended presence support in Telepathy.
In the current spec, there is a freeform map of presence parameters to
arbitrary values, and it's not specified what these parameters and values might
in principle carry, or will there be some parameter names with a
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Subject: [Telepathy] Rich presence
I'd like to have a discussion on extended presence support in
Telepathy.
In the current spec
Hello,
Mikhail Zabaluev:
I'd like to have a discussion on extended presence support in Telepathy.
...
Any ideas?
One question is where the boundary ought to be drawn between extended presence
in telepathy and a tubes-based social networking application. Essentially,
that's the extreme point