Galago (software)

Galago is a desktop presence information framework, designed to transmit presence information between programs. This gives the Linux desktop the ability to combine numerous sources of information about people and combine them in novel ways. This is an area of rapid progress in desktop computing. A simple example of the possibilities of such a framework is having a unified 'friends' list, which could conceivably include Twitter, Facebook, nearby computers on the wired or wireless network, your e-mail contacts, VoIP contacts, and any of your IM contacts. Increasingly, Internet services such as SIP voice over IP allow optional publication of your presence. This means that a wide number of channels of communication with a person become possible, and Galago will allow that choice to be available in one place.

Galago
Operating systemLinux
TypePresence information framework
Websitegalago-project.org

Linux Software using presence

Galago is desktop-neutral, and contains a set of widgets for GTK+, bindings for several scripting languages and test programs. Qt widgets are planned.

gollark: Not if someone encodes the cross-platform TCP firewall, which would be the obvious response.
gollark: I'm already tracing your IP. Muahahahaha.
gollark: WHAT THEN?
gollark: What if they navigate the SSL webscale node? Or activate an open-source HTTP platform?
gollark: You can use proof of stake, which is somewhat terrible, or proof of my private key signed this, which probably breaks a lot of the incentives but who cares.


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