Revision as of 15:28, 14 January 2010

Memo to self

This are some ideas, I want to remember.

if you're no system administrator, developer or other kind of tech-guy, forget about files, folders, hard or soft drives and such.
start to think in projects like "This are the tales of my grandfathers youth", "That are pictures from my holidays", "This is a thesis about medieval artifacts in the valley" and so on.
don't make it YAFP. Just use, what's already there and glue that stuff together.
remember Saint Ex. Technics starts primitive, grows complicated and matures simple. KISS.

outline for the "Using Konquerer as a project-oriented information aggregator"-stuff
screen-shots
(done) contribute to neverendingo's article "Get involved"

to avoid confusion, it's useful to create a role account with a pristine installation of KDE.
the choosen distribution might be a remaining source of a different "look'n'feel".
hence, the distribution should be documented at least in the meta-information of a documenation.
is there a kind of "KDE Reference Installation"? Something, it's agreed upon, that this is the proper "look'n'feel" for all things concerning documentation?
whom to aks? Whom to suggest such a thing?

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 This are some ideas, I want to remember.
+::* if you're no system administrator, developer or other kind of tech-guy, forget about files, folders, hard or soft drives and such.
+::* start to think in projects like "This are the tales of my grandfathers youth", "That are pictures from my holidays", "This is a thesis about medieval artifacts in the valley" and so on.
+::* don't make it YAFP. Just use, what's already there and '''glue''' that stuff together.
+::* remember Saint Ex. Technics starts primitive, grows complicated and matures simple. KISS.
+== 2010-01-14 ==
+::* [http://nepomuk.kde.org/discover/user Nepomuk] looks like the thing to power a PIA.
 == 2010-01-13 ==