Le Samedi 29 Juillet 2006 12:43, Charles Schulz a écrit : > Hi, > > If we are to continue this discussion it wouldn't make sense to do it on > our present basis. Thomas, despite the respect I / we owe to him, is not > a developer (and I'm not one either) and we just can't argue over the > benefits of integrating CSpace into OOo or not. > What is needed imho *now* : > -bring in some actual developers from CSpace > -let them talk with some actual OOo developers. > -if the OOo project thinks it's not a good idea to cooperate, then let's > not make a whole beef out of it, the CSpace team can just grab our > sources here and try to bundle their software with it. > > Folks, this is Free and Open Source Software....
Additionnaly, CSpace is not even an Instant Messaging program... It's a protocol. One of its practical applications is Instant Messaging. Another application is remote desktop, like VNC. Another one could be to send Open Document files on a P2P basis. Therefore, it could be a collaboration tool for OOo. So, it could be implemented directly into OOo, with _no_ reference to any Instant Messaging program at all. An addon could be a first step. If this protocol gets success ( = a large user base) in a few years, this addon could even be integrated into OOo's core. And yes, it makes no sense if no actual CSpace developers get involved. -- Les enfants, selon l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'enfance (Unicef), constituent près d'un tiers des victimes - morts et blessées - des bombardements [israéliens]. Ils représentent entre 45% et 50% des désormais plus de 500 000 personnes déplacées. [Le Monde, 24 juillet, Correspondante à Beyrouth] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
