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KDE Telepathy Sprint

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KDE.news; By David Edmundson
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In April 2014, we had a sprint for KDE Telepathy, KDE's foremost instant messaging client. The sprint consisted of both past and new contributors from around the world.

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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.
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.
KDE4 is so last decade...
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.
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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