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[bme-develop] FW: about BME

[Sir M. <obe...@ho...>]

Hi guys,

received this from rémi from beosfrance, look at the pdf, looks like a good 
idea to base our interface on! what do you think? Btw, could we do a little 
status update? I'm working on opening hotmail in a browser(and need some 
help with cryptlib's md5 encryption, anyone know how that works? how 
cryptlib works ;))...Hope we will progress a little faster in the next 
months! Simon/Jixt still around?


regards,

Tim


>From: "rémi" <re...@be...>
>To: <obe...@ho...>
>Subject: about BME
>Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:14:06 +0200
>
>Hi Sir Mik,
>
>     I contact you about BME, to thank you for doing this app that i'm 
>using
>everyday, and to show you a screenshot of Atrium, a software available on 
>OS
>X that have i think some good things to check.
>     First, what i really like is that when you send to messages, you don't
>have your name screened two time .... it only makes a new line with the 
>last
>hour. A good way to save some space i think ... and see the nickname
>everytime is not really usefull i think.
>     Second thing i have notice, but less usefull, is that it's totally 
>done
>un xHTML / CSS so you can customize and apply skins on it. With the 
>embedded
>gecko HTML renderer engine that mmadia is actually finalising for the Net++
>project, i think it's possible. But it's not very usefull, i must confess
>.... just another fonctionnality.
>
>     By the way, again thanks and just keep us aware of the project statut,
>so we could make a small article on BME and perhaps some new devs will be
>interessted to join the project ... who knows ;)
>
>Best Regards,
>Rémi Grumeau
>www.beosfrance.com

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Re: [bme-develop] FW: about BME

[Simon T. <sim...@ga...>]

Hi all,

Looks like quite a nice idea. I was also going to have the option of 
making the nick not take up more than one line in the conv views, I 
have a lot of friends with some very long names.

As for status, I still haven't done what I was planning to do in terms 
of making a "final" BeMSN release before working on the bme stuff. 8 
hours of programming in windows every day kind of wears you out!

Also, I'm away for the next couple of weekends so wn't get anything 
done then.

After that, feel free to gently kick me in a bme direction - I think I 
just need some people asking where the emoticon support is, and it will 
be done :)

Never really used cryptlib I'm afraid.

Still around though.

Simon

> Hi guys,
> 
> received this from r=E9mi from beosfrance, look at the pdf, looks like 
> a good 
> idea to base our interface on! what do you think=3F Btw, could we do a 
> little 
> status update=3F I'm working on opening hotmail in a browser(and need 
> some 
> help with cryptlib's md5 encryption, anyone know how that works=3F how 
> cryptlib works ;))...Hope we will progress a little faster in the 
> next 
> months! Simon/Jixt still around=3F
> 
> 
> regards,
> 
> Tim
> 
> 
> >From: "r=E9mi" <re...@be...>
> >To: <obe...@ho...>
> >Subject: about BME
> >Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:14:06 +0200
> >
> >Hi Sir Mik,
> >
> >     I contact you about BME, to thank you for doing this app that 
> > i'm 
> >using
> >everyday, and to show you a screenshot of Atrium, a software 
> > available on 
> >OS
> >X that have i think some good things to check.
> >     First, what i really like is that when you send to messages, 
> > you don't
> >have your name screened two time .... it only makes a new line with 
> > the 
> >last
> >hour. A good way to save some space i think ... and see the nickname
> >everytime is not really usefull i think.
> >     Second thing i have notice, but less usefull, is that it's 
> > totally 
> >done
> >un xHTML / CSS so you can customize and apply skins on it. With the 
> >embedded
> >gecko HTML renderer engine that mmadia is actually finalising for 
> > the Net++
> >project, i think it's possible. But it's not very usefull, i must 
> > confess
> >.... just another fonctionnality.
> >
> >     By the way, again thanks and just keep us aware of the project 
> > statut,
> >so we could make a small article on BME and perhaps some new devs 
> > will be
> >interessted to join the project ... who knows ;)
> >
> >Best Regards,
> >R=E9mi Grumeau
> >www.beosfrance.com
> 
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> Talk with your online friends with MSN Messenger http://messenger.msn.nl/
> 

Re: [bme-develop] FW: about BME

[D. G. <A00...@it...>]

Hello

I like how that looks, very clean and elegant, I definitely like it. It 
would be good to have something like that in Bme. 

To update you guys, I have been doing some work on transferring user 
display pictures, it's the first step to file transfers. I still have 
not done testing, but I am getting there. I will update you again when 
I have something working.

As for MD5 hashing. You can take a look at MsnNSHandler::handleCHL() 
This function answers the challenges send by the notification server, 
it responds with hexadecimal digest of the concatenation of two 
parameters. I am sure you will be able to use this same function for 
your purposes. I tried to send the cryptlib manual, but it is 2MB, so 
it's probably better if you download it from ftp://ftp.franken.de/pub/crypt/cryptlib/manual.pdf 
 in case you need it, and as always, I am here to help if you need more 
questions answered.

Regards,
Daniel 

> Hi all,
> 
> Looks like quite a nice idea. I was also going to have the option of 
> making the nick not take up more than one line in the conv views, I 
> have a lot of friends with some very long names.
> 
> As for status, I still haven't done what I was planning to do in 
> terms 
> of making a "final" BeMSN release before working on the bme stuff. 8 
> hours of programming in windows every day kind of wears you out!
> 
> Also, I'm away for the next couple of weekends so wn't get anything 
> done then.
> 
> After that, feel free to gently kick me in a bme direction - I think 
> I 
> just need some people asking where the emoticon support is, and it 
> will 
> be done :)
> 
> Never really used cryptlib I'm afraid.
> 
> Still around though.
> 
> Simon
> 
> > Hi guys,
> > 
> > received this from r=E9mi from beosfrance, look at the pdf, looks 
> > like 
> > a good 
> > idea to base our interface on! what do you think=3F Btw, could we do 
> > a 
> > little 
> > status update=3F I'm working on opening hotmail in a browser(and need 
> > some 
> > help with cryptlib's md5 encryption, anyone know how that works=3F 
> > how 
> > cryptlib works ;))...Hope we will progress a little faster in the 
> > next 
> > months! Simon/Jixt still around=3F
> > 
> > 
> > regards,
> > 
> > Tim
> > 
> > 
> > >From: "r=E9mi" <re...@be...>
> > >To: <obe...@ho...>
> > >Subject: about BME
> > >Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:14:06 +0200
> > >
> > >Hi Sir Mik,
> > >
> > >     I contact you about BME, to thank you for doing this app that 
> > > i'm 
> > >using
> > >everyday, and to show you a screenshot of Atrium, a software 
> > > available on 
> > >OS
> > >X that have i think some good things to check.
> > >     First, what i really like is that when you send to messages, 
> > > you don't
> > >have your name screened two time .... it only makes a new line 
> > > with 
> > > the 
> > >last
> > >hour. A good way to save some space i think ... and see the 
> > > nickname
> > >everytime is not really usefull i think.
> > >     Second thing i have notice, but less usefull, is that it's 
> > > totally 
> > >done
> > >un xHTML / CSS so you can customize and apply skins on it. With 
> > > the 
> > >embedded
> > >gecko HTML renderer engine that mmadia is actually finalising for 
> > > the Net++
> > >project, i think it's possible. But it's not very usefull, i must 
> > > confess
> > >.... just another fonctionnality.
> > >
> > >     By the way, again thanks and just keep us aware of the 
> > > project 
> > > statut,
> > >so we could make a small article on BME and perhaps some new devs 
> > > will be
> > >interessted to join the project ... who knows ;)
> > >
> > >Best Regards,
> > >R=E9mi Grumeau
> > >www.beosfrance.com
> > 
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> > Talk with your online friends with MSN Messenger http://messenger.msn.nl/
> > > > 
> 
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