Gajim - 2024-06-12

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fjklp: kde plasma also calcs its accent colors from the wallpaper. We could look how they do it.

Windows xp support.. I can't even

Why doesn’t it run on my Atari 1040 ST though?

Congrats for the release !! I did not install it yet, will do today using AUR

> Why doesn’t it run on my Atari 1040 ST though? You need the Atari STE (E = enhanced), which had 4096 colours instead of only 512. XEP-0392 would not work on Atari ST! ↺

I run the Debian packages from unstable also on the Debian "stable" system at work. So far, no problem!

hueso, I will try to make it easy to add new models in the upcoming days whenever I find some time, so don't put too much time into hacking your preferred model into it now. ;)

Hello. Congratulation and a big thank you for the release of version 1.9.0. 🎉️

I have a question regarding the implementation of XEP-0444 (Message Reactions): How does it work with MAM ?

seb: can you make that question more specific

Mam is a message storage, reaction is a message, so yes it's stored in mam

How does a reaction is stored into a message archive and how it is retrieved ?

Ok

It's a message like a text message just with different content, the server will handle it exactly like all other text messages

When I was reading the issue on Convers.js about the xep-0444, they say it was unclear how this xep work with MAM: https://github.com/conversejs/converse.js/issues/2398

It's very clear how it works. The developer in this issue just thinks out loud how it will affect his mam retrieval. But it doesn't matter if converse implements reactions or not, other clients will put reactions in the Archive and converse will not get around to retrieving them. So whatever problem he thinks his application has, it does so already right now.

cal0pteryx, when you have time, can you shortly explain to me how the preference boxes are sorted into the preference categories in preference.py? Somehow I fail to see how they become grouped. ✏

cal0pteryx, when you have time, can you shortly explain to me how the preference boxes are sorted into the preference categories in preferences.py? Somehow I fail to see how they become grouped. ✏

I think I got it after having taken a look into preferences.ui

> Because not everyone loves statically-typed compiled languages? Especially in 00s, they were totally not on the hype, what alternatives could you suggest? Rust/Go didn't exist, Haskell/C++/OCaml were immature, D just too marginal. > > Python filled the niche for *NIX systems which .NET filled on Windows. > > And why ain't you surprised why Tkabber or strophe.js exist? > > In fact, Python's flexibilty and extensibility, and ease of programming were probably the key factors which made Gajim the most featureful client (more than even Psi+, I suppose), with a vast ecosystem of decent plugins up to early 10s. Before it became being… ahem… modernized. btw I'm not criticizing the fact that it was written in python, I only wanted to know the motivations, if there were any ✏ ↺

> hueso, I will try to make it easy to add new models in the upcoming days whenever I find some time, so don't put too much time into hacking your preferred model into it now. ;) it's not about changing models but replacing `openai-whisper` with `faster-whisper` ↺

Is 1.9.0 published to the Microsoft Store yet? I cannot tell, I don't usually use Windows, but one of my friends does.

All I can see is that 1.8.4 is installed already, and I clicked "Get Updates" in the Store, and Gajim wasn't one of them.

goblinking: not yet, stay tuned ;)

Is there an issue I can track?

goblinking: https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/issues/11863

https://partage.jabberfr.org/j1zf_nMyteUix_Uc_aD4b7wm/voice-message-20240612-203502.m4a

> maximus: > btw I'm not criticizing the fact that it was written in python, I only wanted to know the motivations, if there were any Better ask authors of Tkabber why did they choose Tcl lol. ↺

Tcl is cool and braindamage.

kek one of the tcl contributors was on mumble earlier he uses session

Hello, I've been getting a ValueError: No account found for: ___ which is stopping me from chatting on my other accounts

does anyone know how to fix this? I'm really new to all this

it's causing errors whenever I attempt to view chats

learningstuff: which Gajim version do you use?

1.9.0, the latest version

Have you upgraded from a previous version?

No

learningstuff, please post the full error log (traceback)

> ong: > kek one of the tcl contributors was on mumble earlier he uses session Tcl/Tk is on high demand in academic world for prototyping. It's just not on the hype, niche stack. ↺

Just like Erlang or COBOL.

## Versions: https://conference.gajim.org:5281/pastebin/b4125877-7100-49f6-8f63-220c3696b04c

sorry for the wall

learningstuff, thanks, I'll look into it

thank you, I have a stock gajim build, I literally just got it yesterday

no modifications or anything

learningstuff, multiple accounts?

I just made one now to send messages in here

before I only used one, which worked initially

I would use reply, but I had that completely break one of my chats

and "No account found for: {jid}" is your JID?

learningstuff ?

I'm trying to figure out what exactly that means, sorry

Jabber Identifier

your jabber id, which you use to log in

No, I had a proper unique one

was it the same jid the error message was referring to?

If you are meaning the (account name) I had placed after the ValueError, that had my original name

I just changed it before posting here

your original JID = your original name?

Is there a place wher ei cna check to be sure that's correct?

*where I can check

yes, to the bottom left, click on your avatar. then a page should open with your account details, including your JID

I can't see it labeled directly as JID, but I do see (username)@domain.name

alright, and that one is the same as the one you're seeing in the error message?

Yes

ok, thanks! I created an issue here: https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/issues/11864

and thank you, sorry if I wasn't answering the way you needed

learningstuff, no, thank you for reporting! :)

of course, I wish I could be of more help but I'm just starting out programming