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Well, I have some unfortunate news for you: to my knowledge, not one single Facebook Chat app allows this. There is no market. It is beyond wishful thinking to
by hackmiester 14y ago
Well, I have some unfortunate news for you: to my knowledge, not one single Facebook Chat app allows this. There is no market. It is beyond wishful thinking to expect Ubuntu to turn this around.
- icebraining 14y agoWell, it depends on whether they're planning to build a Facebook Chat app, or a Chat app that supports Facebook (like the previously mentioned Pidgin). The document is just a use case map, not a proposal for any specific application.
- andor 14y agoExactly, there is no market for real privacy and openness, and it certainly is not in Google's or Apple's interests. That's why I count on free software to close the gap. Free as in: free of corporate interests, no need to make money, no need to provide access to intelligence agencies. I pay for the hardware, and I pay to transmit data. But the data stays mine.
- hackmiester 14y agoMaybe I am pessimistic but I think that Ubuntu definitely has enough corporate interests to ruin this idea.