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T-Mobile USA's system is bog-standard IMS with RCS extensions. There are a few open source client stacks that support this, notably Doubango's. The trick is wri

T-Mobile USA's system is bog-standard IMS with RCS extensions. There are a few open source client stacks that support this, notably Doubango's. The trick is writing a frontend that uses regular Linux GUI libraries. As far as I know, nobody has done that yet...

tmzt 7y ago
It could probably be implemented aa a plugin for Telepathy, which already has mobile-focused UI for multiple platforms.
- pabs3 7y ago
  Telepathy seems to be dying on desktop GNU/Linux, the existing clients in GNOME/etc are being replaced by protocol-specific applications. New protocol plugins seem to happen more in Pidgin/libpurple these days.
pabs3 7y ago
Any idea if Doubango has IMS/RCS libraries that could be used for implementing a Linux frontend?
- kop316 7y ago
  This seems to be their GitHub: https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/doubango https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/doubango It looks like it could be. They have client-side proof of concepts.