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Phlamethrower (15:23 17/10/2006)
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monkeyson2 (18:52 17/10/2006)
Phlamethrower (18:59 17/10/2006)
not_ginger_matt (22:13 17/10/2006)
Phlamethrower (17:13 15/4/2007)
Matthew (17:41 15/4/2007)
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MikeCarter (13:39 20/5/2007)
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jess (19:29 2/9/2007)
adamr (17:51 15/4/2007)
not_ginger_matt (14:56 17/4/2007)
monkeyson2 (14:58 17/4/2007)
adamlloyd (19:33 19/4/2007)
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #81327, posted by Phlamethrower at 15:23, 17/10/2006 |
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Anyone know of any replacement Windows Messenger clients with source code? (Or any docs on the current protocols)
I have a cunning plan to allow me to remote control my computers via instant messages  |
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Richard Wilson |
Message #81337, posted by not_ginger_matt at 17:50, 17/10/2006, in reply to message #81327 |
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http://search.msn.co.uk/results.aspx?q=open+source+msn+messenger |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #81339, posted by Phlamethrower at 17:59, 17/10/2006, in reply to message #81337 |
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You use MSN search? Ew
But yes, I guess one of those would be up to date. I did try a quick search myself but several of the clients were old and probably obsolete. |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #81343, posted by monkeyson2 at 18:52, 17/10/2006, in reply to message #81339 |
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A proper MSN search |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #81344, posted by Phlamethrower at 18:59, 17/10/2006, in reply to message #81343 |
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These docs look like they could be what I'm after. They are old, but the forums are fairly active, so I guess they're still valid. |
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Richard Wilson |
Message #81355, posted by not_ginger_matt at 22:13, 17/10/2006, in reply to message #81339 |
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You use MSN search? Ew I use a variety of search engines (directly from the shiny new integrated NetSurf searchbar and everything  )
Nowadays I find Google to be a bit pile of crap for common terms due to all the spamming :-(. I probably still use it the most, but MSN is actually pretty good generally speaking. Admittedly I only posted a MSN search link here to get such a response...
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #101389, posted by Phlamethrower at 17:13, 15/4/2007, in reply to message #81355 |
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I've just realised that Google Talk is a better choice for this, since (a) they're not microsoft, (b) they've released their specs, and (c) there are probably some libraries out there which can easily be ported to RISC OS. |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #101390, posted by Matthew at 17:41, 15/4/2007, in reply to message #101389 |
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I've just realised that Google Talk is a better choice for this, Google Talk is implemented over Jabber/XMPP, so if you wrote/ported a standard Jabber client it would work with both that and any other Jabber service. You could run your own server which could then certainly respond to remote control commands...  |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #101391, posted by Phlamethrower at 17:48, 15/4/2007, in reply to message #101390 |
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Precisely |
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Message #101392, posted by adamr at 17:51, 15/4/2007, in reply to message #81355 |
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You use MSN search? Ew I use a variety of search engines (directly from the shiny new integrated NetSurf searchbar and everything )
What searchbar?
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Message #101407, posted by richcheng at 09:36, 16/4/2007, in reply to message #101390 |
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I've just realised that Google Talk is a better choice for this, Google Talk is implemented over Jabber/XMPP, so if you wrote/ported a standard Jabber client it would work with both that and any other Jabber service. You could run your own server which could then certainly respond to remote control commands...
And also then we'd have a Jabber client on RISC OS, which I probably wouldn't actually ever use myself, but would quite like to exist nonetheless. |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #101408, posted by Phlamethrower at 09:41, 16/4/2007, in reply to message #101407 |
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Yes.
I got as far as loudmouth, which looks Quite Good, but then found it needs glib, which IIRC hasn't been ported to RISC OS yet. And the glib sources are a ~3MB archive 
I may have a go with it on Windows first, to see if I can get it to do what I want. |
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Richard Wilson |
Message #101451, posted by not_ginger_matt at 14:56, 17/4/2007, in reply to message #101392 |
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You use MSN search? Ew I use a variety of search engines (directly from the shiny new integrated NetSurf searchbar and everything )
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The one my version of NetSurf had. I've re-implemented various sections of NetSurf to use proper UTF-8 input in the GUI. These may see the light of day after the 1.0 release (the UTF-8 status bar component is already used, the rest requires the finishing of the UTF-8 editor code.) |
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Phil Mellor |
Message #101452, posted by monkeyson2 at 14:58, 17/4/2007, in reply to message #101451 |
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Adam Lloyd |
Message #101583, posted by adamlloyd at 19:33, 19/4/2007, in reply to message #81327 |
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Anyone know of any replacement Windows Messenger clients with source code? (Or any docs on the current protocols)
I have a cunning plan to allow me to remote control my computers via instant messages There is MirandaIM, for Windows but open source which would be cool on RISC OS. . . |
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JMB |
Message #101587, posted by jmb at 19:55, 19/4/2007, in reply to message #101408 |
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but then found it needs glib, which IIRC hasn't been ported to RISC OS yet. *cough* |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #101597, posted by Phlamethrower at 21:30, 19/4/2007, in reply to message #101587 |
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Yay! I suspected it would be around somewhere, but google wasn't being very useful
Thanks, JMB.
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Mike |
Message #102330, posted by MikeCarter at 13:39, 20/5/2007, in reply to message #101597 |
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ooh:
http://delx.cjb.net/pymsnt/ |
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Mike |
Message #104132, posted by MikeCarter at 11:12, 26/8/2007, in reply to message #102330 |
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Anything come of this? |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #104133, posted by Phlamethrower at 11:55, 26/8/2007, in reply to message #104132 |
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jess hampshire |
Message #104222, posted by jess at 19:29, 2/9/2007, in reply to message #104133 |
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What about Pidgin/Finch?
http://pidgin.im/ |
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