Hi, Welcome in my first and second report (sorry to be a little bit late).
The community was really good, I talked with a lot of people from all around the world. All that projects are just awesome and I am happy to be part of this. For this first week, I provided a list of all information I need to pull in my client (this list is subject to change a little bit): -Call ID -Resolution of the camera of all the people connect to the call -Percentage of loosing frame -Bandwidth (upload + download) -Name of Codecs using on the conversation -Time to contact the other person -The security level -Performance using by Ring (RAM + CPU) I am trying to figure out how work the Ring project. -Understand the external exchange by using *Wireshark* to catch some important packages. -Understand the internal exchange between the daemon and clients on the D-Bus by using *Bustle * I created my architecture program on the daemon and the D-Bus. [1] You can call the method *launchSmartInfo(int **x**)* from the *D-Bus* (by using *D-Feet* for example). That will call *SmartInfo* signal all *x* ms. This signal can only push an int for the moment, but he will push all the information we want on the clients. I actually work on the *Ring GNU Linux* client. So I learn how work the *QT *and *GTK+.* [1] https://github.com/Gasuleg/Smartlnfo-Ring (I will stop update this repository because I will push my code on the *G**errit *draft of *Savoir Faire Linux*. It's more easy for my team to do some commentary on that platform and it's free software) Olivier Grégoire (Gasuleg)
