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May 1, 2007, 7:04:54 PM (17 years ago)
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kstange
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22 | 22 | > [wiki:seanegan]: It would be cool if the page matched the Tango style guidelines ([http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Icon_Theme_Guidelines]) the same way that Pidgin does. In particular, the "download" and "learn more" buttons are a bit too shiny. |
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24 | | >> [wiki:kstange]: If it's possible to detect the browser platform without Javascript, I think it would be better to generate the download box on the server-side, though I'm not sure if the User-Agent would provide enough information. I'm likewise not certain you can tell someone is using Ubuntu/Fedora/DistroX even if you do use javascript. The arch and platform should be determinable with the User-Agent alone. |
| 24 | >>> [wiki:kstange]: If it's possible to detect the browser platform without Javascript, I think it would be better to generate the download box on the server-side, though I'm not sure if the User-Agent would provide enough information. I'm likewise not certain you can tell someone is using Ubuntu/Fedora/DistroX even if you do use javascript. The arch and platform should be determinable with the User-Agent alone. |
| 25 | >> [wiki:seanegan]: What difference does it make if it's done client-side or sever-side? I posted a link somewhere in Trac to client-side tricks you can do to see what IM clients are already installed, so that the protocol list can be prioritized. Certainly not crucial, but probably a fun hack. |
| 26 | > [wiki:kstange]: I prefer not using Javascript when it's not necessary in order to prevent client-side inconsistencies, but that's just a matter of opinion. If there are things we'd like to do that can't be done that way, I am certainly not going to try to stand in the way of them. :) |
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26 | | > [wiki:seanegan]: What difference does it make if it's done client-side or sever-side? I posted a link somewhere in Trac to client-side tricks you can do to see what IM clients are already installed, so that the protocol list can be prioritized. Certainly not crucial, but probably a fun hack. |
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