Paid work for Tomasz

[Luke Schierer]

the Microsoft Lync support is something I’ve been hoping someone would step up and be able to work on for years now.  Awesome. 

Luke

On Jan 8, 2014, at 17:22 EST, Niklas Andersson <niklas.andersson at openforce.se> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
>  I would cast my vote on stuff that needs to be done to get Pidgin 3 out of the door.
> 
>  Let me introduce myself. I work for Ericsson as a contractor and I am currently paving the way to improve the SIPE-plugin (I.e the Microsoft Lync-support in Pidgin)
> 
>  Basically we want to get cross-platform desktop screen sharing to work as well as adding support for encrypted audio/video.
> 
>  On the lower levels we have two issues we need to fix:
> 
>  1. Get SRTP into Farstream (It is already in Gstreamet - this is important in order to get encryption going)
>  2. Fix MS-TURN for TCP-support in libnice. (We need reliable transport for the desktop screen sharing because it uses RDP)
> 
>  I have got the funding in place to fix this, and we are sorting out what developers will do what work. Everything will be open sourced, and done in concert with upstream.
> 
>  For the desktop screen sharing-stuff the plan is to use xfreerdp (client) and FreeRDS (server), both coming from the FreeRDP-project, and we are collaborating with them.
> 
>  We will start as soon as possible, and I have come to the understanding that we must target Pidgin 3, because the Pidgin 3 trunk uses most recent gstreamer, while Pidgin 2.x uses the older version. I know Pidgin 3 still have a way to go, but it makes more sense to target the upcoming version I believe.
> 
>  Hopefully you will see more news coming from me soon.
> 
> Best regards,
> Niklas
> 
> 
> 
> 2014/1/8 Mark Doliner <mark at kingant.net>
> Hi developers!
> 
> Instant Messaging Freedom, Inc (https://imfreedom.org/) would like to
> pay Tomasz Wasilczyk to do development on libpurple, Pidgin, Finch,
> and Adium. The IMF board doesn't control the development of these--we
> developers always have the final say about what changes are made to
> our code (although yes, there is a lot of overlap between the IMF
> board and we developers).
> 
> That being said, what things would you like to see Tomasz work on?
> What do you think is most important to the project?
> 
> I've created a Google Doc with an initial list of ideas here:
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HOLSeBV7Ts336YwKEsg87iC_jhPstzLlNrvnzXzM-DU/edit?usp=sharing
> 
> It's world-readable and everyone can add comments (right-click and
> select 'Comment', or
> select Insert-->Comment from the menu bar). Please add suggestions,
> corrections, suggest better phrasing, point out problems, etc.
> 
> Note: I believe that leaving a comment on the doc will make your
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