Incoming Call notifications which appear in the instance that only profanity is the only actively connected client.

[shpoongle]

I'm suggesting this feature but would like to apologise in advance if its a stupid suggestion, I'm not a coder and as such I don't understand how the xmpp protocol works on a deep level so this may be impossible to implement.

With that being said, here is my suggestion:

Incoming Call notifications which appear in the instance that only Profanity is the only actively connected client.

Presently, incoming call notifications "X is trying to call you" only appear when there is another client connected that can receive calls.
This is makes it almost entirely necessary to have multiple clients connected just for this feature. It also sometimes messes with the "which client got the message first etc" situation.

Ideally, if Profanity could notify about the incoming call on its own and in turn have the option to set "missed call" pop up persistent notifications as can be done with messages currently, this would negate the need to have any other clients active when just
using the computer. A user could simply be called back in the instance that there is a call / missed call.

Obviously this won't apply to every user's needs but I would suggest that there are a decent number of users who would benefit from this feature.

Thanks for reading.

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• Give us the version and build information output generated by profanity -v
• If you could not yet build profanity, mention the revision you try to build from
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