Let's rather promote our own stuff rather than proprietary alternatives.
Same should be done for the SMS case, but so far I failed to make that
work properly (ie. with content) with KDE Connect.
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I thought about another approach I'd like to try before landing this, basically replacing explicit KDE Connect support with "System Default" which just let's the system handle tel: URLs directly. This is what KMail does and it has the advantage of being consistent everywhere, requiring less code and configuration, and actually supporting more Voip clients than we do here (Zoiper apparently works with KMail that way). And by default this also uses KDE Connect.
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| 30 | I'll touch SMS separately, once I have figured out to actually make it work, but of course we should default to KDE Connect as well there. | |
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Rework dialing via KDE Connect, and make that the default
Use the system-wide tel: URL handling, which is what KMail uses for this
too. KDE Connect works that way, as well as some other voip tools. It also
has the convenient side-effect that it's less work for us. Ideally the
others dialer apps listed here would support the same mechanism.