MSN - Butterfly or Haze

George Goldberg grundleborg at googlemail.com
Fri Oct 7 11:32:32 UTC 2011


On 7 October 2011 12:28, David Edmundson <david at davidedmundson.co.uk> wrote:
> Currently butterfly does not support the method we use for KWallet
> integration for passwords.
>
> This leaves us a bit fucked.
>
> George K suggested we simply use the MSN plugin from Haze rather than
> Butterfly. It apparently doesn't lose your messages and has the
> password interface we need.
>
> We use butterfly because of this wiki page:
> http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/wiki/Haze%20vs%20Butterfly but it's
> mostly obsolete now. I've heard telepathy devs complain about
> butterfly and want to see it scrapped.
>
> When asked on the telepathy mailing list the response was "fix
> butterfly". Given this probably includes fixing telepathy-python which
> is deprecated, frankly I can't be bothered.  Besides we'd never get it
> to the users in time for our release anyway.
>
> So:
> Who here uses MSN?
> Do you use butterfly or haze? Have you tried both? Which is better?
> Any strong opinions?

I use butterfly, but it's pretty crappy. On my N900 I use haze, but
that is also pretty crappy. No strong opinion here - whichever one
does the basics best should be chosen. (The crappyness of both is
quite hard to be specific about - they just don't work right lots of
the time).

--
George


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