would this be translation services "on the fly" ??
That would be soo cool!! IMO, It would be the last mile for Multi users software , BTW , in the old days it would be MUD's :)- |
MUC is technically Multi-User Conference, a component for Jabber, which Google Talk uses... actually surprised it's taking them this long, it's always been REALLY easy to implement on my jabber servers.
Project page is here – https://gna.org/projects/mu-conference/
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I hope it won't be as lousy as the Live Messenger conference talk.
cause it adds users without letting the added person to authorize itself. |
As Jeremy said MUC is an official XMPP (Jabber) extension. Here is a specification: http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0045.html |
Well, the problem could be getting it to scale to millions of people worldwide and work with regional encodings. Then they'd have to update all 3 of their clients – the Javascript GMail one, the Flash widget and the program. This might not roll out for a while.
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> and work with regional encodings.
That's not a problem, Jabber always uses UTF-8.
> Then they'd have to update all 3 of their clients
Yeah, I think that will happen gradually. I suppose standalone program will be first and than Gmail. |
Hi,
I know this is a little bit off-topic but it seems to be a good place to ask.
I'd like to become Google's Czech translator for Google Talk. Is there any way to contact Google staff about this? Google Talk is really a great product and if there is a localized version, it may become a serious competitor to the old-fashioned ICQ (it's still the most popular IM protocol around here).
Thanks for a reply! |
Usually when Google want people to translate something it posts that in Google in Your Language program – http://services.google.com/tcbin/tc.py |
Thanks a lot for the link! :) |
Who works much time online on different workstations maybe using http://meebo.com as a multi user HTTP-/website-messenger. Meebo has short time ago released multi user chats in a very easy way. But may be they use a proprietary solution.
best greetings, Thomas |
