On Cerebro, Telepathy, yokes and whites (was Re: cerebro in sugar)

[Kim Quirk]

We are discussing this and the best use of resources to get to 8.2.0 and
beyond. There will be many more discussions. I would like to figure out how
to make progress on cerebro.

Kim

On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:34 PM, Robert McQueen <
robert.mcqueen at collabora.co.uk> wrote:

> Ricardo Carrano wrote:
> > We need Jabber to be working too. For the infra scenario in the schools
> to work.
> > But if we consider Cerebro an important part of our future (at least I
> > do) we should dedicate more attention to it. I don't know about the
> > arrangements between OLPC and Collabora. It seems to be implied that
> > if Collabora works in the Jabber front it won't be able to work in
> > Cerebro. Is that the case? Really?
>
> Not really, no, we'd be happy to work on using Cerebro to implement the
> Telepathy APIs. We do however have a limited amount of resources to
> dedicate to on our work for OLPC, and they are spent as directed by the
> management at 1CC, as represented to us by Michael Stone. Currently the
> main priority for us is implementation of the XMPP server component
> (Gadget) to handle activity/buddy discovery and hence allow greater
> numbers of users on one XMPP server, and allow us to consider other XMPP
> daemons besides ejabberd.
>
> It's my opinion that we should also dedicate some of our resources to
> working on Telepathy <-> Cerebro integration too, so that we can make
> some comparisons and see how well the existing activities and UIs behave
> on a hopefully more mesh-friendly backend. We're currently discussing
> with Michael and the folks at 1CC how/when we can make this happen.
>
> Regards,
> Rob
>
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