[Telepathy] Standardising Mission Control
Naba Kumar
naba.kumar at nokia.com
Thu May 10 05:25:00 PDT 2007
ext Will Stephenson wrote:
> On Thursday 10 May 2007, Alberto Mardegan said:
>> ext Alp Toker wrote:
>>> Some possible desirables:
>>>
>>> * Client/service separation: Allow for lightweight client
>>> implementations by doing as much work as possible in the service.
>>> This would mean having D-Bus API not only for for accessing
>>> accounts but also for manipulating account details.
>> I take for granted that we all agree on gconf being the place where to
>> store account data (if not, step forward!).
>
> Step. That's a big assumption - Telepathy is not the same as gnome.
>
Speaking of gconf usage in mission-control, I have have been thinking
about implementing flexible accounts storage backends (like mentioned at
website). gconf would just be one of the many.
That's said, I tend to agree with Alberto that manipulating accounts via
dbus API sounds too far fetched to me. I think what we need is
sufficiently portable library that most mc/client implementations can
use directly (along with the desired storage backend), either directly
in case of compatible languages or via simple language bindings.
Thanks.
Regards,
-Naba
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