@S1m The other way round (making XMPP apps wake up upon receiving WebPush notifications) is currently not standardized. We are talking about a Push Notifications 2.0 XEP and I have been advocating for using WebPush but I have also met some resistance because XMPP server devs aren't super keen on a hard dependency to HTTP.
And personally I find the other direction, making the XMPP client a distributor, much more interesting.
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@S1m I have been talking to @larma about making Dino a UnifiedPush distributor. Similar to Conversations, Dino would be an ideal candidate to facilitate push notifications for other apps on Linux on mobile.
In that case we would like standardized a variant of the protocol that is outlined here https://codeberg.org/iNPUTmice/up/src/branch/master/README.md (which already has multiple independent implementations) and I would write the code.
@S1m The other way round (making XMPP apps wake up upon receiving WebPush notifications) is currently not standardized. We are talking about a Push Notifications 2.0 XEP and I have been advocating for using WebPush but I have also met some resistance because XMPP server devs aren't super keen on a hard dependency to HTTP.
And personally I find the other direction, making the XMPP client a distributor, much more interesting.
@daniel On Linux, the need is clearly the other way around, mobile distributions will likely come with their default service