On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 7:03 PM, Prasanna Venkadesh
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear folks,
>
>
> Myself(S. Prasanna Venkadesh <http://prasopensource.wordpress.com>) and
> S.Sathianarayanan(http://sathia27.wordpress.com/) has created a terminal
> application called WHIZ-CHAT - through wh application caich Debian / Ubuntu
> Linux users can do the following on their Google account from terminal
> itself:
>
> 1. Login and set Status Message.
> 2. Check number of Unread Mails.
> 3. Chat with the contacts in your Gmail Account.
> 4. Get voice notifications.
>
>
> Here is our page that consists of the source code (
> https://github.com/PrasannaVenkadesh/Whiz-Chat/downloads), and i request to
> take a look at "README.txt & features.rdoc " file before running for first
> time.
>
> Inspiration:
>
> Most of the linux users spends time either in Web-Browser or in Terminal,
> and we were thinking how nice it would be if we are able to chat from
> terminal itself instead of opening a Web-browser. This saves your processor
> from consuming more power (since no GUI), Faster than Web-browser, and
> especially for those who use internet via mobile phone would love it
> because using internet from mobile and opening Gmail account takes nearly
> 10 min and our app log in into your chat box in just 10 seconds (Max.).
> This was our inspiration to develop this and future versions will be still
> more better.
>
>
> And we love any sort of feedback from you.

Super. Congrats.

First thought:

Why don't you put this up on sf.net?

Sourceforge will give you lot of exposure and capabilities.

Are you using Google's APIs?

UNIX even today does not have a neat conferencing tool on the console.

We have xchat but that is a boring GUI.

Only available choice is irssi or icb.

Can you elaborate if you are using nCurses?

Also I believe using Google API is neat because these days everyone
has a Gmail account.

However this should also work with UNIX usernames.

That is my idea. Sorry for hijacking the thread.

Best of luck and may God bless you with success.

-Girish
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