Re: People Overlay
- From: Thomas Delaet <thomas delaet org>
- To: gnome-shell-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: People Overlay
- Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2009 23:17:49 +0200
> Certainly have opinions :) We'll I think what we would be interested
> in exploring is being able to search for contacts directly from the
> Overview search box. If a contact is found, the details display for
> that item should show some recent conversations etc. So that would be
> cool.
Indeed ...
> Neat. Having a single Contact list that combines contacts from
> evolution, empathy, google, facebook, etc would great. We could even
> link this right to the User menu at the top right of the screen
Could you explain this a bit more? When you click on the user, you
have one item in the list that, when clicked, displays a new window
with all your contacts? Then you have to click to get a contact's
details?
I would like to see your contacts as a first-class desktop element.
That's why I liked the idea mentioned in the post I was referring to.
If contacts would be a Sidebar (for example on the right of your
window), I would like to start with adding the display of contact
information, extending this to become a chat client that is transport
agnostic (allowing to send text chat, email, sms, make phone/video
calls, ...) and finally enable it to share content with your friends
(or groups of friends) by simply dropping that content from the
applications you work with on a contact item in the contact sidebar.
> Cool. I'll try to take a look. Does this relate to the meta-contacts
> project that the Telepathy project has been talking about?
Indeed. But as said before it goes beyond telepathy's real-time
communication goals and integrates contacts from online services
(google, facebook ...), local applications and the services that
telepathy offers.
The people project is still very much in its infancy. I have no GUI
developed on top of the backend yet. That's why I was looking at
integration with Gnome Shell.
Kind Regards and thanks for your response!
Thomas
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