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== My current XMPP projects == | == My current XMPP projects == | ||
* [https://jabberfr.org/ JabberFR], a French association promoting free instant messaging, and providing an XMPP service for about 700 daily users. | * [https://jabberfr.org/ JabberFR], a French association promoting free instant messaging, and providing an XMPP service for about 700 daily users. | ||
* [https:// | * [https://gitlab.com/xmpp-rs/xmpp-parsers xmpp-parsers] and [https://gitlab.com/linkmauve/xmpp-rs xmpp-rs], a set of Rust libraries to write XMPP applications with. | ||
* [https://poez.io poezio], a console client for people nostalgic of power IRC clients. | * [https://poez.io poezio], a console client for people nostalgic of power IRC clients. | ||
* [https://prosody.im Prosody], implementing the missing features identified at JabberFR. | * [https://prosody.im Prosody], implementing the missing features identified at JabberFR. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:55, 11 August 2019
This is my membership reapplication to the XSF membership for Q3 2019.
Contact
- Name: Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
- Nickname: Link Mauve
- XMPP address: linkmauve@linkmauve.fr
- Email address: linkmauve@linkmauve.fr
- Website: linkmauve.fr
- Company: none
Who am I?
I’ve been an XMPP user since 2006, then quickly became service administrator, took part to the French XMPP community then the whole XMPP community, became client developer and library maintainer, XEP author, and council member. I was also a graphics engineer during my previous job, worked on Wayland, DRM and related projects in the graphics stack of Linux. I’m also a game developer on my free time, and recently took an interest into video codecs, including AV1 and Gstreamer.
Why am I reapplying?
I am a firm supporter of federated systems, and want to help the XSF and the various entities who support it reach their goals. I plan on continuing to report and fix specification bugs whenever I encounter them, on continuing to develop XMPP further, both on the technical side, on the user-friendly/marketing side, and on the social side by giving users a stepping point from which to start chatting right away, by helping whoever needs help around XMPP projects, and by generally raising awareness about XMPP.
My current XMPP projects
- JabberFR, a French association promoting free instant messaging, and providing an XMPP service for about 700 daily users.
- xmpp-parsers and xmpp-rs, a set of Rust libraries to write XMPP applications with.
- poezio, a console client for people nostalgic of power IRC clients.
- Prosody, implementing the missing features identified at JabberFR.