Gajim - 2024-11-25


  1. ic_

    Has the text box setting disapeared

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  2. pinkolik

    > Has the text box setting disapeared 👍

  3. cal0pteryx

    What is a text box setting?

  4. harrycovaire12

    any help on getting the zip files for gajim extensions? setting the plugin repository them in my ~/.local/share/gajim/plugins doesn't change anything

  5. harrycovaire12

    specifically XEP 0080

  6. lovetox

    Depends on what version of gajim you are using

  7. harrycovaire12

    the last master version

  8. harrycovaire12

    actually 1.9.0.

  9. lovetox

    https://ftp.gajim.org/plugins_releases/

  10. hyol

    > the main use case of a instant messenger is to write short messages, you dont draft documents here. That's the problem. I really want "email, but secure". I don't want to be forced into a tiny IM text box.

  11. hyol

    It would also be nice to be able to to/cc/bcc multiple people at once, while still being end to end encrypted

  12. hyol

    Not sure how possible that is

  13. hyol

    I know PGP exists

  14. hyol

    But everyone hates that for some reason

  15. hyol

    And also it doesn't provide all the Signal protocol stuff

  16. cal0pteryx

    hyol: sounds like a very specific use case of yours. Not necessarily applicable to other users

  17. Eduard T

    > It would also be nice to be able to to/cc/bcc multiple people at once, while still being end to end encrypted That's called email + some encryptation method, not a IM app job

  18. Eduard T

    > It would also be nice to be able to to/cc/bcc multiple people at once, while still being end to end encrypted That's called email + some encryption method, not a IM app job

  19. hyol

    Email is a weirdly complex protocol though, from what I've read. There are many different types of server and I don't know what they all do.

  20. tyil

    SMTP as a protocol is not much more difficult than IRC imo

  21. based

    hyol: all you really needa know is that smtp is for server <=> server communication, imap is for accessing mails when you wanna store them on the server, and pop3 is for accessing them when you want em on your machine

  22. based

    understanding what the 3 protocols are for was what helped me understand it enough for what i needa do with it

  23. hyol

    I meant servers, not protocols

  24. hyol

    https://explained-from-first-principles.com/email/#official-architecture

  25. voker57

    SMTP sure is simple, if you read the specification and not how it's actually implemented

  26. hyol

    I guess it's mainly the Mail Transfer Agent that I'm confused by.

  27. hyol

    I should make clear that I'm not really a programmer. I just like to read specifications sometimes so I know how the tools I'm using work.

  28. hyol

    For instance, cryptographic primitives/protocols so I know whether to trust them (which reminds me: I need to learn more about the relevant maths)

  29. based

    > I meant servers, not protocols oh

  30. based

    you mean the whole

  31. based

    postfix + dovecot + blablabla stuff?

  32. hyol

    Follow the link I posted

  33. hyol

    Are those implementations of the things described in the link?

  34. weigurde

    how do i get images to work in themes? i'm trying to set a linear gradient in css and pasting in from the gtk3 docs onto one of the selectors that the app uses

  35. jstein

    Hi I tried to rewrite the gentoo package for Gajim to bump it from 1.9.3 to 1.9.5 but the make.py makes it quite difficult. Is there any chance that you use a "real" build system like meson. This would help a lot to distribute and maintain the package

  36. jstein

    maintaining thousands of packages is doable, if all use similar build systems. But very individual things require lots of efford

  37. hannibal

    jstein: maybe https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/gajim/-/blob/main/PKGBUILD helps :)

  38. jstein

    hannibal, thank you. That is a good start. But I fear it will still be painfull as make.py will likely try to do thing it may not do in the sandbox...