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I'm working on a lightweight native client for all major messengers: https://eul.im https://eul.im It's only 90 KB (!) Right now there's an old barely usable
by amedvednikov 9y ago
I'm working on a lightweight native client for all major messengers:
https://eul.im https://eul.im
It's only 90 KB (!)
Right now there's an old barely usable alpha out, but a new release is coming up next week.
- peterisza 9y agoWow!
- pmlnr 9y agoNot native, not 90KB. The first thing it does is downloading an embedded web browser. 90KB the installer. Not native either. libpurple is native.
- amedvednikov 9y agov0.26 used to do that. Not v0.27. And yes, v0.27 is a 90KB native app. It will be released on Feb 14.
- tramtrist 9y agoPretty impressive. Any chance of tying it to IRSSI or making an IRC gateway like bitlbee? I connect to almost all those services through bitlbee already and it works pretty well. Add Naver Line support as well and I'm sold..
- amedvednikov 9y agoIRC is supported, so you can use bitlbee with eul. Line messenger is not supported, but eul is modular, and everyone will be able to add support of custom messengers in the future as long as they have an open API (which Line seems to have).
- dbdr 9y agoSounds impressive. Unfortunate timing that the new version is not out yet, but if it needs final touches then it does ;) Did you consider open-sourcing it? More people would probably be willing to give it a try and support you on patreon if it was.
- andersonfreitas 9y agoLooks promising, keep working on it!
- gwenzek 9y agoSounds too good to be true! I'll check that.