The next software project that could be useful is a Jabber server independant MSN client/AIM client/Yahoo client to Jabber bridge. For example ,with this bridge users of MSN Messenger can connect to this bridge (using a proxy maybe). The bridge will then send a message to the user in which it asks to reply the Jabber account details. The bridge will then store this information for that user and connect to his Jabber server. Besides that the bridge also should allow normal access to the MSN servers.
trying to figure out what should i need to have along with Wildfire forum. Mabe someone would find useful linkings to py-gateway developers forums/tutorials. Though this should be a history after releasing Gateway plugin. Maybe Spark users would find useful to search other clients forums. To be able to find features which Spark is missing ![]()
This is GREAT stuff! It will be interesting to see how well it handles the all but abandoned Yahoo transport.
I m really interested in this feature. Do you have a more precise idea about when we'll be able to take a look at this project? I m willing to be part of alpha/beta-tester if needed, and help report bugs, if needed. Thanks!
Any idea when a public beta will be available for these plugins?
I'm realy interested in the IRC client. My main reason for not migrating everything over to jabber (and wildfire) is that I want screen irssi to just work, and although there are some solutions, I've never found one I realy liked wrt to commandline jabber clients.
I upgraded to the Beta Wildfire yesterday so I could try out the plugin and it has works nicely with only a few minor glitches. This enhances and compliments the Spark client nicely; and gives a nice alternative to using the larger - somewhat clunky - clients like Gaim and Trillian.
Screenshots looks very sweet. Though, probably not every user will agree to refuse to use original legacy clients. Not at once. They are still too much used to smileys, banners and similar stuff:)
Tha bad thing that it will create more load on the server.