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With a complete list of applications and official widgets that use akonadi on this page, we could then leave the warning in its current state... | With a complete list of applications and official widgets that use akonadi on this page, we could then leave the warning in its current state... | ||
I am on irc (same name) on my desktop and usually have konversation running in my systray. I can be found on #kde when I'm online. | I am on irc (same name) on my desktop and usually have konversation running in my systray. I can be found on #kde when I'm online. It might be a better thing to discuss over a mailing list. What's the proper mailing list for discussing userbase-related issues? Would it be kde-www or kde-doc-english or some other? | ||
Latest revision as of 07:08, 16 August 2011
Hi annew,
My original intention was to have a complete list of all applications and widgets that depend on akonadi. As you might have noticed, the application list is somewhat oddly formatted (I copied the markup straight from one of the application lists here) and incomplete (I can think of knode — which I don't use — and other applications that might be using akonadi already). I planned on expanding it and the translate tags got to it before me (story for another day) and now, the markup's pretty much unreadable and I decided to come back to it later.
With a complete list of applications and official widgets that use akonadi on this page, we could then leave the warning in its current state...
I am on irc (same name) on my desktop and usually have konversation running in my systray. I can be found on #kde when I'm online. It might be a better thing to discuss over a mailing list. What's the proper mailing list for discussing userbase-related issues? Would it be kde-www or kde-doc-english or some other?