> But as forenjunkie suggested, perhaps it indeed would be easier to pick
> some library, make a basic client providing D-Bus interface and no UI,
> and then proceed with that external UI.
On the other hand, using Gajim would still provide some advantages over
the libraries that I've checked so
Hi,
First, which version are you using? We are doing a lot of work on a new
design. 1.0 version is the start for that, much more is coming.
Now I'm not sure to understand what you want to do exactly. If you want
to write acompletly new UI (in curses or QT or whatever) then that
should be
Hello,
Why you dont download one of the various xmpp libs and write a GUI around it?
Instead of doing the work to make Gajim headless and then write a GUI around it?
Regards
Lovetox
Von: defanor
Gesendet: Dienstag, 10. April 2018 16:32
An: gajim-devel@gajim.org
Betreff: [Gajim-devel]
Hello,
Gajim has a rather good XMPP support, but I'd prefer a different UI
(particularly that of Emacs; the clients available from it have worse
XMPP support).
Gajim's D-Bus interface would be handy for that, but apparently some of
the important events (e.g., [decrypted-]message-received) are
