the day that facebook announced support for jabber on facebook chat I made some changes on emesene 2 to make possibly to use emesene to chat on the facebook network. It wasn't so hard thanks to how awesome xmpp (jabber) is.
I added the possibility to parametrize host and port on preferences and now it's possible to chat through jabber on any server (that means, gtalk, facebook chat, jabber itself and I think AIM too).
the things that works:
- log in
- list contacts
- chat
thins that work some time: status update of the contacts
things that don't work: all the others :D
I will try to bring the jabber support up to date.
to connect follow this guide: http://www.facebook.com/sitetour/chat.php
13 comments:
Buenísimo!
OwO genial!
pero, el Emesene 2 esa disponible para Windows?
espero que si...
I know: emesene is NOT multiprotocol.
Facebook Chat is useless without WLM chat (and vice-versa).
Running emesene twice is NOT a good feature!
...
so we need to use 2 (n) protocols for any running instance of emesene! Maybe we need to think about moving on multiprotocol client!!!
I think providing a good wlm *or* gtalk/facebook client is a good thing.
for wlm *and* gtalk/facebook empathy and pidgin...
genial trabajo, muchas gracias :)
@Mariano: we can dev different icon sets for each protocol: in this way you can have a tray-icon feedback to recognize which instance is running which protocol!!!
Great news!
Como instalo el emesene 2?
@Nicoo: bajalo de github y ejecuta emesene o python emesene.py
Hi, great job! Can i take a look at the source code you've implemented to get facebook chat working on emesene2?
Thanks
Emesene2 para windows!!! :)
Have anyone found a way to use it multi-protocol? I liked emesene2 interface better than pidgin/whatever and it would be cool to have it multiprotocol, at least as optional for those who want it.
Hope you guys can think of something, thanks for the great work o/
@Leo: if we tried to make emesene multiprotocol then it will lokk and behave the same as empathy/pidgin.
emesene was created to avoid all the problems of a multiprotocol client.
sorry but that's the reason of emesene existence (handle one protocol and handle it well)
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