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Re: Time to communicate
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Riccardo |
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Re: Time to communicate |
Date: |
Thu, 6 Oct 2005 14:56:32 +0200 |
Hello,
On Tuesday, October 4, 2005, at 11:56 AM, Dennis Leeuw wrote:
One single communication suite which can be highly integrated (e-mail
address for e-mail and VoIP, E-mail with appointment connected to
calendar, contact info in Addresses linked to everything, etc.) then I
think I could sell it in the organisation. First GNUstep + suite on
Windows and who knows.
I understand your point of a single application and I recognize your
needs. Also having them on windows would mean that cooperation and
working on unix and possibly macos could be simple.
As a gnustep user I'd love for example to have an Instant Messenger
suite (like Fire, gaim, ayttm, trillian... that is one program takes
care of all the myriad of protocols) and a gnustep "skype". Also
probably a shared environment for calendars and addresses (a la
exchange) could be very interesting.
The point is that I want to stress is I'd like the sutie as most as
possible "componentized". I love the approach that calendar, mail,
Addresses and iSync (and iChat) have on mac. sharing of the information
in separate programs well-connected together. SO you use what you need
only.
maybe tosmething like iSync but thought for collaboration?
is the skype protocol known so it can be reimplemented? WOuld that be
legal?
also I wonder how well gnustep could handle video streaming for
teleconference and stuff like netmeeting.
-R
Re: Time to communicate,
Riccardo <=