who uses Telepathy?
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| Author | Content |
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| tuxchick Apr 30, 2014 12:15 PM EDT |
This is another big KDE4 Rube Goldberg construct that I hunt down and remove all the pieces, and there are a lot of them. Does it address any real needs? It installs and runs by default, and installs a systray icon. I haven't found a 'don't run at startup' option, so I just yank out everything. |
| cr Apr 30, 2014 12:23 PM EDT |
Me 'n' my kids are in each other's heads way too much of the time as it is. Oh, you mean that KDE4 app? Strange sounding name for them: doesn't have a K anywhere. |
| linux4567 Apr 30, 2014 6:30 PM EDT |
KDE4 is so last decade... |
| devnet May 02, 2014 10:44 AM EDT |
Telepathy provides a framework for applications to use realtime communications with chat networks. Pretty much, what it does is allow for integrated chat much like Ubuntu has done in Unity. It can be a standalone client...but doesn't need to be. So, there are quite a few people that use Telepathy...anyone writing apps that integrate with social networks/chat networks in Plasma on the KDE4 desktop. |
| dinotrac May 02, 2014 1:26 PM EDT |
So I see a tall man in your future.
He knocks on your door.
You beat the ever-loving cr@p out of him. You post a sign on your door: No Apple salesmen. |
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