Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial) • Hacker News Board

Re: Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial)

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Post by AVTizzle » Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 9:32 AM UTC

thearch wrote: post #10

AVTizzle wrote: post #9

Cool to see a follow Telegram developer on Hacker News! We're building an unofficial Telegram client for business users & teams, also using TDLib and the Telegram API. It's a great ecosystem to be in (we're long Telegram!) Nice work!

I'm interested in that - we use the official telegram app for work but I can see where it can be improved. You can email me when you launch admin at shasnam dot ai

Hey Alessandro - just got your survey response, thanks for signing up.

Happy to give you access to our preview version. I'll email you to coordinate.

Re: Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial)

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Post by timeattack » Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 11:03 AM UTC

May you reconsider changing your title screenshot [1]?

Now it contains chat references to porn & other 18+ channel with obscene language (in Russian).

Not exactly thing that you want to send to your colleagues.

[1]: https://github.com/zevlg/telega.el#screenshots

Re: Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial)

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Post by alekskuznetsov » Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 11:14 AM UTC

Would be interesting to see a vim Telegram client as well, if it's possible at all.

Re: Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial)

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Post by konart » Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 11:51 AM UTC

mynegation wrote: post #2

“Telega” literally means “cart” in Russian. In crime jargon it also means “written complaint” or (very rarely) “telegram”. I appreciated the name.

> (very rarely) “telegram”

More like almost always.

Re: Telega.el: GNU Emacs Telegram client (unofficial)

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Post by xfalcox » Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 8:30 PM UTC

AVTizzle wrote: post #9

Cool to see a follow Telegram developer on Hacker News! We're building an unofficial Telegram client for business users & teams, also using TDLib and the Telegram API. It's a great ecosystem to be in (we're long Telegram!) Nice work!

Interesting this sounds like the opposite of what I want.

In my opinion the Telegram Desktop and Mobile apps are the best in class, way better than anything else.

What I think would be a great addition would be re-using those opensource apps for work related chats, but using Matrix as the chat service, with working E2EE.