On 4/28/2017 18:57, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
On 28-04-2017 19:22, David Woolley wrote:
On 28/04/17 23:56, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
As you can see, offline_msg is a status. And to make it clear, I
often see "extended away" on XMPP contacts, and "invisible" on
Hangouts contacts.
You shoul
On 28-04-2017 19:22, David Woolley wrote:
On 28/04/17 23:56, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
As you can see, offline_msg is a status. And to make it clear, I
often see "extended away" on XMPP contacts, and "invisible" on
Hangouts contacts.
You should never see invisible on remote contacts, as the w
On 28/04/17 23:56, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
As you can see, offline_msg is a status.
And to make it clear, I often see "extended away" on XMPP contacts, and
"invisible" on Hangouts contacts.
You should never see invisible on remote contacts, as the whole point
about invisible is that it give
On 28-04-2017 18:08, pid...@mail.iqk.com wrote:
{Someone will correct me if I'm wrong (and I won't mind).}
Thank you for your reply, but unfortunately it does not fully answer my
question.
I am more interested in the statuses of my buddies more than the statuses that
I set for myself.
This
{Someone will correct me if I'm wrong (and I won't mind).}
You may be attributing the status to have rigid meanings, but most of them
could be (somewhat inaccurately) described as a "mood".
"Idle" is, also, pretty straight forward. If you mark yourself as "Available",
but you're away from your
On 28-04-2017 15:33, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
Can anyone please explain when are the following statuses used and what are the
differences between them.
This is related both to the user's status and to the buddies' statuses.
available (this one is pretty straightforward)
idle (what's the diff
Can anyone please explain when are the following statuses used and what are the
differences between them.
This is related both to the user's status and to the buddies' statuses.
available (this one is pretty straightforward)
idle (what's the difference between it and away?)
away (what's the dif
