> Mugshot is a couple different things that are relevant here: > > 1) it's just a server. Several of the apps that comprise > "Mugshot" really are pretty unrelated to one another to > various degrees. We can run whatever code on this server we need. > There are some services such as account creation, etc. that all > code on it can use.
Who are "we"? From your explanations I'm almost guessing that it is some combination of GNOME and RedHat. Then would it be possible to add some gaming to Mugshot? It would be pretty fun to play Gnometris against someone over the Mugshot server. Or even better, GnomeScrabble! Can you imagine how many grandmas would instantly switch to GNOME if playing scrabble was as easy as Programs -> Games -> GnomeScrabble?? > 2) it's a "see everything your friends are doing online" application > in particular, that looks at music people are playing, blog posts, > facebook activity, new photos, etc. and pulls that together into a > timeline. It also has links from someone's Mugshot page to their other > profiles. But it isn't intended to *replace* any of those things. Why is that useful? > We really need help on the huge list on > http://developer.mugshot.org/wiki/Where_I%27m_At_Locations by the way > ;-) (including adding more to it, and adding more detail on what to > watch on each service, but also of course on implementation!) I'm sometimes lurking in [EMAIL PROTECTED], does that count? :) What about game servers and message boards? Also, how do you plan to bridge language barriers? An English community site is only good for native English speakers. -- mvh Björn _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
