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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Update doap.xml to match the current proposal It now is even valid RDF!
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Implement XEP-0390: Entity Capabilities 2.0
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Implement XEP-0390: Entity Capabilities 2.0
2 months ago
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Implement XEP-0392: Consistent Color Generation Refactor the color system and adapt the internal palette
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Implement XEP-0433: Extended Channel Search to replace the historical implementation Allow to search Channels in the global directory directly from the Search bar Kind of related to #1102
5 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
6 months ago
Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Remove XEP-0107: User Mood support Update and complete the DOAP file
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Implement XEP-0492: Chat notification settings
1 month ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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First version of doap.xml Update Moxl README to point to the doap file
6 years ago
Movim 0.31 Kameny
3 months ago
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Release v0.30.1
6 months ago
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Movim 0.30 Encke
6 months ago
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Multiparty Jingle - Add support of XEP-0482: Call Invites - Add support of XEP-0272: Multiparty Jingle - Create Muji tables in the database - Add Moxl Muji and Call Invites classes - Refactoring to allow multiple Jingles at the same time - Refactor the Jingle XMPP payload to use Packets - Generalize the from parameter in all the Jingle events - Create/delete dynamicaly the remote audio and video tags per Jingle session - Initiate individual Jingle sessions in a MujiCall - Refactor the presence handling to initiate properly the individual Jingle sessions - Add adjustments to fit with Dino - Move the audio/video toggle and screen sharing features to MovimJingles - Handle properly Call Invite retractation - Handle state where there is several Muji calls invites at the same time - Add Ongoing Call in the title bar - Handle mute/unmute in Muji calls - Create new status messages to track the calls in the MUCs - Complete DOAP
1 year ago
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Update doap.xml to match the current proposal It now is even valid RDF!
6 years ago
  1. <?xml version="1.0"?>
  2. <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#">
  3. <Project xmlns="http://usefulinc.com/ns/doap#"
  4. xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"
  5. xmlns:xmpp="https://linkmauve.fr/ns/xmpp-doap#"
  6. xmlns:schema="https://schema.org/">
  7. <name>Movim</name>
  9. <created>2011-03-03</created>
  11. <shortdesc xml:lang="en">Decentralized social platform</shortdesc>
  13. <description xml:lang="en">Responsive web-based cross-platform XMPP client</description>
  15. <homepage rdf:resource="https://movim.eu/"/>
  16. <!-- TODO: https://github.com/ewilderj/doap/issues/51 -->
  17. <!--<doc rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim/wiki"/>-->
  18. <download-page rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim/releases"/>
  19. <bug-database rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim/issues"/>
  20. <!-- See https://github.com/ewilderj/doap/issues/53 -->
  21. <developer-forum rdf:resource="xmpp:movim@conference.movim.eu?join"/>
  22. <support-forum rdf:resource="xmpp:movim@conference.movim.eu?join"/>
  24. <license rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim/blob/master/COPYING"/>
  26. <!-- See https://github.com/ewilderj/doap/issues/49 -->
  27. <language>en</language>
  29. <!-- TODO: https://github.com/ewilderj/doap/issues/40 -->
  30. <schema:logo rdf:resource="https://movim.eu/img/vectorial.svg"/>
  31. <!-- TODO: https://github.com/ewilderj/doap/issues/50 -->
  32. <!--<screenshot rdf:resource="https://movim.eu/img/community.png"/>-->
  34. <programming-language>PHP</programming-language>
  36. <os>Linux</os>
  37. <os>Browser</os>
  39. <category rdf:resource="https://linkmauve.fr/ns/xmpp-doap#category-client"/>
  40. <!-- TODO: Find a good set of resource URIs for this one. -->
  41. <category rdf:resource="https://example.com/doap#category-web"/>
  43. <maintainer>
  44. <foaf:Person>
  45. <foaf:name>Timothée Jaussoin</foaf:name>
  46. <foaf:homepage rdf:resource="https://edhelas.movim.eu/"/>
  47. <!--<foaf:mbox_sha1sum>aaa4dac2b31c1be4ee8f8e2ab986d34fb261974f</foaf:mbox_sha1sum>-->
  48. </foaf:Person>
  49. </maintainer>
  51. <repository>
  52. <GitRepository>
  53. <browse rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim/"/>
  54. <location rdf:resource="https://github.com/movim/movim.git"/>
  55. </GitRepository>
  56. </repository>
  58. <implements rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc6120.html"/>
  59. <implements rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc6121.html"/>
  60. <implements rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc6122.html"/>
  61. <implements rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc7590.html"/>
  62. <!-- TODO: Report a bug to support that in poezio. -->
  63. <!--<implements rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc5122.html"/>-->
  64. <implements>
  65. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  66. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0004.html"/>
  67. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  68. <xmpp:version>2.13.2</xmpp:version>
  69. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  70. </implements>
  71. <implements>
  72. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  73. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0012.html"/>
  74. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  75. <xmpp:version>2.0</xmpp:version>
  76. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  77. </implements>
  78. <implements>
  79. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  80. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0030.html"/>
  81. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  82. <xmpp:version>2.5</xmpp:version>
  83. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  84. </implements>
  85. <implements>
  86. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  87. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0045.html"/>
  88. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  89. <xmpp:version>1.34.5</xmpp:version>
  90. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  91. </implements>
  92. <implements>
  93. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  94. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0048.html"/>
  95. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  96. <xmpp:version>1.2</xmpp:version>
  97. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  98. </implements>
  99. <implements>
  100. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  101. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0050.html"/>
  102. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  103. <xmpp:version>1.3.0</xmpp:version>
  104. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  105. </implements>
  106. <implements>
  107. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  108. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0054.html"/>
  109. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  110. <xmpp:version>1.2</xmpp:version>
  111. <xmpp:note>no avatar sent</xmpp:note>
  112. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  113. </implements>
  114. <implements>
  115. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  116. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0059.html"/>
  117. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  118. <xmpp:version>1.0</xmpp:version>
  119. <xmpp:note>for PEP/Pubsub retrieval and MAM</xmpp:note>
  120. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  121. </implements>
  122. <implements>
  123. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  124. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0060.html"/>
  125. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  126. <xmpp:version>1.23.0</xmpp:version>
  127. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  128. </implements>
  129. <implements>
  130. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  131. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0070.html"/>
  132. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  133. <xmpp:version>1.0.1</xmpp:version>
  134. <xmpp:since>0.14</xmpp:since>
  135. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  136. </implements>
  137. <implements>
  138. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  139. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0071.html"/>
  140. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  141. <xmpp:version>1.5.4</xmpp:version>
  142. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  143. </implements>
  144. <implements>
  145. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  146. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0077.html"/>
  147. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  148. <xmpp:version>2.4</xmpp:version>
  149. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  150. </implements>
  151. <implements>
  152. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  153. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0080.html"/>
  154. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  155. <xmpp:version>1.9</xmpp:version>
  156. <xmpp:since>0.21</xmpp:since>
  157. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  158. </implements>
  159. <implements>
  160. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  161. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0084.html"/>
  162. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  163. <xmpp:version>1.1.4</xmpp:version>
  164. <xmpp:since>0.7.2</xmpp:since>
  165. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  166. </implements>
  167. <implements>
  168. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  169. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0085.html"/>
  170. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  171. <xmpp:version>2.1</xmpp:version>
  172. <xmpp:note>also displayed in group chat</xmpp:note>
  173. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  174. </implements>
  175. <implements>
  176. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  177. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0092.html"/>
  178. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  179. <xmpp:version>1.1</xmpp:version>
  180. <xmpp:note>send only</xmpp:note>
  181. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  182. </implements>
  183. <implements>
  184. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  185. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0100.html"/>
  186. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  187. <xmpp:version>1.0</xmpp:version>
  188. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  189. </implements>
  190. <implements>
  191. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  192. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0107.html"/>
  193. <xmpp:status>removed</xmpp:status>
  194. <xmpp:version>1.2</xmpp:version>
  195. <xmpp:note>read only</xmpp:note>
  196. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  197. </implements>
  198. <implements>
  199. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  200. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0108.html"/>
  201. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  202. <xmpp:version>1.3</xmpp:version>
  203. <xmpp:note>read only</xmpp:note>
  204. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  205. </implements>
  206. <implements>
  207. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  208. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0115.html"/>
  209. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  210. <xmpp:version>1.5.1</xmpp:version>
  211. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  212. </implements>
  213. <implements>
  214. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  215. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0118.html"/>
  216. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  217. <xmpp:version>1.2</xmpp:version>
  218. <xmpp:note>read only</xmpp:note>
  219. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  220. </implements>
  221. <implements>
  222. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  223. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0153.html"/>
  224. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  225. <xmpp:version>1.1.1</xmpp:version>
  226. <xmpp:since>0.14</xmpp:since>
  227. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  228. </implements>
  229. <implements>
  230. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  231. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0157.html"/>
  232. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  233. <xmpp:version>1.0.1</xmpp:version>
  234. <xmpp:since>0.14</xmpp:since>
  235. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  236. </implements>
  237. <implements>
  238. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  239. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0163.html"/>
  240. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  241. <xmpp:version>1.2.2</xmpp:version>
  242. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  243. </implements>
  244. <implements>
  245. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  246. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0167.html"/>
  247. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  248. <xmpp:version>1.2.2</xmpp:version>
  249. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  250. </implements>
  251. <implements>
  252. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  253. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0172.html"/>
  254. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  255. <xmpp:version>1.1</xmpp:version>
  256. <xmpp:note>read only</xmpp:note>
  257. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  258. </implements>
  259. <implements>
  260. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  261. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0176.html"/>
  262. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  263. <xmpp:version>1.1.1</xmpp:version>
  264. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  265. </implements>
  266. <implements>
  267. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  268. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0184.html"/>
  269. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  270. <xmpp:version>1.4.0</xmpp:version>
  271. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  272. </implements>
  273. <implements>
  274. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  275. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0191.html"/>
  276. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  277. <xmpp:version>1.3</xmpp:version>
  278. <xmpp:since>0.23</xmpp:since>
  279. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  280. </implements>
  281. <implements>
  282. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  283. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0199.html"/>
  284. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  285. <xmpp:version>2.0.1</xmpp:version>
  286. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  287. </implements>
  288. <implements>
  289. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  290. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0201.html"/>
  291. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  292. <xmpp:version>1.0</xmpp:version>
  293. <xmpp:since>0.19</xmpp:since>
  294. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  295. </implements>
  296. <implements>
  297. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  298. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0203.html"/>
  299. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  300. <xmpp:version>2.0</xmpp:version>
  301. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  302. </implements>
  303. <implements>
  304. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  305. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0215.html"/>
  306. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  307. <xmpp:version>1.0.0</xmpp:version>
  308. <xmpp:since>0.18</xmpp:since>
  309. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  310. </implements>
  311. <implements>
  312. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  313. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0223.html"/>
  314. <xmpp:status>complete</xmpp:status>
  315. <xmpp:version>1.1.1</xmpp:version>
  316. <xmpp:note>Movim configuration storage</xmpp:note>
  317. <xmpp:since>0.21</xmpp:since>
  318. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  319. </implements>
  320. <implements>
  321. <xmpp:SupportedXep>
  322. <xmpp:xep rdf:resource="https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0231.html"/>
  323. <xmpp:status>partial</xmpp:status>
  324. <xmpp:version>1.1</xmpp:version>
  325. <xmpp:note>stickers feature</xmpp:note>
  326. </xmpp:SupportedXep>
  327. </implements>
  328. <implements>
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