Silent-Hunter
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Would that be an acceptable way to handle SMS and MMS?
How is this handled on a regular desktop Linux? Since we're practically using a vanilla debian 8 for the Pyra it would most likely be the same... "apt-get install pidgin" and what ever plugins needed. Not entirely sure, does pidgin already have this kind of plugin?Would that be an acceptable way to handle SMS and MMS?
The last time I SMSed or Texted from a regular desktop was ... never.How is this handled on a regular desktop Linux? Since we're practically using a vanilla debian 8 for the Pyra it would most likely be the same... "apt-get install pidgin" and what ever plugins needed. Not entirely sure, does pidgin already have this kind of plugin?Would that be an acceptable way to handle SMS and MMS?
But does it support MMS? AIM and Yahoo messenger support SMS, SMS is not the issue. MMS is a whole different ballgame, and neither AIM nor Yahoo in pidgin support MMS.https://code.google.com/p/purple-gammu/ is the plugin for http://wammu.eu/gammu/
I believe the point is, since we have a(n optional) cell module, that we could get some kind of open source pluggin for an existing messaging client that would handle it for us.Pretty sure such a thing doesn't exist yet.There are browser SMS services around that are partly ad-sponsored and if you choose to, are also paid (with really good deals).
If you develop a plugin I would be one of the first in line to test it, and try and port it to my N900...which has sms but no MMS.Yeah, I'm referring to a plugin that uses the cell module.