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New version of StatusNet for !MeeGo now available, with support for following links and sending utf-8 messages: http://bit.ly/K8FzpJ
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This version is now in the Apps for MeeGo testing repositories: http://bit.ly/IaXMoe
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If you get a chance it'd be great if you could fill out the community QA form for the new version; it seems to be difficult to find 6 ..
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.. people who use Apps for MeeGo and StatusNet and who are willing to do QA
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@mikesheldon sure i will. (statusnet isn't mainstream enough to find testers, probably.)
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I promise I'll check it out later today! I've got Apps for MeeGo setup so shouldn't be too hard :-)
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I've never submitted anything to Apps for MeeGo myself since I realised I'd have to learn how to use OBS first... :-P
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Heh, OBS is quite nice once you get the hang of it and from there the Apps for MeeGo submission process is pretty painless (as long as ..
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.. you don't depend on stuff outside of the Nokia repositories...)
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I guess I should really take some time one day and learn it. I've submitted an app to Ovi, but I'd love to support the community store.
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@mikesheldon haven't you made an install repo yet? Or do we still need to manually download the .debs?
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You can install it through Apps for MeeGo if you enable the testing repositories.
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OK, I just tested it and reviewed it favourably. Works very nicely! Only complaint is same as commenter: initial choice confusing.
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Great, thanks. I'd welcome suggestions as to how people think that configuration screen can be made clearer.
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Problem is that it presents choices: identi.ca or OAuth if I remember correctly. But I've got my own StatusNet instance which isn't either:)
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One alternative would be: "identi.ca" or "other StatusNet" as first step. Then have OAuth in second level selection.
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@sazius wish I could see context for this thread
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Ah, that's not how I intended it to be read. The top one selects the service (defaults to Identi.ca), then the bottom one logs in.
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I added a "Service:" label to try and clear that up a bit in the last release, but I guess it didn't help.
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I guess I'll add some more labels and try and give clearer descriptions of everything for the next release.
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We are discussing @mikesheldon 's StatusNet client for Nokia N9 (MeeGo). Context got a bit split up: http://ur1.ca/93xz2 http://ur1.ca/93xz3
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OAuth is effectively identi.ca only due to StatusNet using consumer keys (I can't register a key for every statusnet install on the planet)
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Ah, OK. Makes sense now. I read it as two options to choose from :-) Well, it's not a big deal anyway. I managed to pick the right one :-)
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The way it currently works is if you click the top button it gives you a choice between Identi.ca and a custom service. If you select a ..
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.. custom service it then gives you boxes to fill in for api URL, username and password and the OAuth button changes to say "Login".
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I'll try and make this much clearer for the next release :)
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Yeah, it makes sense now. But I saw it as first a choice between two things, and then another "level" in the "menu" :-)
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@sazius thanks!
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