[Kde-games-devel] KDE4.3, a Job well done.
Josef Spillner
spillner at kde.org
Wed Aug 5 14:17:25 CEST 2009
Hello,
Am Mittwoch, 5. August 2009 13:12:19 schrieb Aaron J. Seigo:
> is this harmonized with or using OpenCollaboration services? the reason i
> ask if that if it is, then as i understand it we could bridge between other
> sites implement OCS and GGZ games and between apps like plasma-desktop and
> GGZ games.
The first thing we need is a social network abstraction library. We have this
in university, written in Java for a number of networks, but we don't have
this in KDE yet. If there is a consensus that this is too much work and we
could temporarily live with a OCS-specific solution, that'd be fine with me,
but then we'd still need an OCS library in kdelibs I assume.
The second thing we need, for testing and in general, is a free implementation
of OCS. From what I understand, there is one already being developed by the
forums.kde.org people, but I haven't seen it yet and it wasn't brought up on
kde-services-devel either.
The third thing we need is a way to click on people and play games with them,
preferably in a Plasmoid. Oops, we've had this in ggz-kde-center for about a
year already, it's named Plasma-KGGZ :-)
> how cool would it be to go into the OCS plasmoid, see your friend there and
> be able to click and fire up a game with them?
Actually, if you look at it at a more abstract level, we've had this as a
Kicker applet since KDE 2 times already (GGZap), which along with Noatun was
one of the very few non-reactangle applications when you activated the applet.
But I scrapped this when I saw frinring's Contacts applet back then because I
thought that this would be the way to go, and only later reimplemented it as a
Plasmoid.
Josef
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