Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread Dmitrij D. Czarkoff
FRIGN said: > Well I looked into SIP a few months ago and couldn't become a fan of > it. Can you please go in more detail about SIP? I looked into it some time ago, and (apart from several ugly XML-based extensions) it seemed fine. I actually use baresip[0] – a small command line client with aud

Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread FRIGN
On Sun, 23 Mar 2014 20:22:27 -0400 Caleb Malchik wrote: > After seeing Jacob Appelbaum's speech this morning beamed from Berlin to > Boston via a conglomeration of Jitsi, Tor, and other tools, it's great to > see work being done on a sane base to address this need. A suckless > client is definite

Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread Caleb Malchik
After seeing Jacob Appelbaum's speech this morning beamed from Berlin to Boston via a conglomeration of Jitsi, Tor, and other tools, it's great to see work being done on a sane base to address this need. A suckless client is definitely something I could get behind. Caleb

Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread FRIGN
On Sun, 23 Mar 2014 18:55:25 -0400 Nick wrote: Hey Nick, thanks for your reply. > linphone provides a cli client. I used it for a little while. It's > kind of annoying, but probably less so than the GTK version. Well I looked into SIP a few months ago and couldn't become a fan of it. However,

Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread Nick
Hi FRIGN, Just a quick reply for now. > 4) *VoIP* on the terminal. I know of no CLI-IM-client implementing >VoIP-facilities when the protocol offers it. linphone provides a cli client. I used it for a little while. It's kind of annoying, but probably less so than the GTK version. The Tox w

Re: [dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread FRIGN
On Sun, 23 Mar 2014 21:33:29 +0100 FRIGN wrote: > [0]: https://github.com/nurupo/ProjectTox-Qt-GUI Of course, this should be [0]: http://tox.im/ / https://github.com/irungentoo/ProjectTox-Core -- FRIGN

[dev] [proposal] Suckless Tox-Client as a Skype replacement

2014-03-23 Thread FRIGN
Good evening fellow hackers, the Tox-project[0] has recently come to my attention and I'd really like to share it with you, as it is a project housing a great potential to finally replace Skype for all your IM, VoIP and MoIP needs. For everyone who is not yet familiar with it: tox-core provides a

Re: [dev] Is there any suckless issue tracker?

2014-03-23 Thread Alexander Huemer
Hi, the only thing I know of that (remotely) fits the requirements is taskwarrior[1]. Note: remotely, it's not really an issue tracker, but I think it might be (mis-)used as that. Kind regards, -Alex [1] http://taskwarrior.org/

Re: [dev][st][patch] new utf decoder

2014-03-23 Thread Roberto E. Vargas Caballero
> It is number of function calls, on cat dwm > > cat UTF-8-demo yields: > utflen 113 > utfencode 8152 > utfdecode 198346 > > So I think only utfdecode need to be optimised if necessary. I also like the patch, so if nobody complaints about it then I will apply next week. Regards, -- Roberto E.

[dev] Is there any suckless issue tracker?

2014-03-23 Thread Joshua Haase
Hi! I was reading a two years old discussion about the design of a suckless issue tracker [1] and I was wondering if any progress has been made. I can't find anything on [2], [3], nor in the gmane mail archive. [1]: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.misc.suckless/8312 [2]: http://git.suckles