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great!
by Iuri Fiedoruk on Sunday 14/Mar/2004, @14:37
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Eric os one of the most nice and talktive people in open-source world, he always deserves a nice interview so we can get to know him a bit more.
Kongrats (or should it be Qongrats?) to Eric, KDE and Quanta people!
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kdewebdev ???
by mi on Sunday 14/Mar/2004, @15:21
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Isnt it a trademarked name of an already existing web developpment app?
Was kdreamweaver already taken?
I propose GNU/frontpage!
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Desktop Summit
by Kraig on Sunday 14/Mar/2004, @15:35
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Eric are you going to attend the Desktop Summit in San Diego this April?
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Mushrooms
by Kraig on Sunday 14/Mar/2004, @15:55
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I'm with ya on mushroom hunting spent many a day looking for those little yellow suckers in northwest woods.I spent a summer working at Mount Saint Helens Monument in the mid 90's where i learned about the fun of hunting and getting lost. Now i live in San Diego but i so miss the Northwest. Mountain Biking up there is the best in the US.
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KIO quanta leap
by Tim Middleton on Sunday 14/Mar/2004, @23:32
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Had one of those eye blinking of incredulity moments when i read this:
"KIO is KDE's big secret, but I think what it needs is a protocol selector in the file dialogs so people realize they can use it."
Such a simple idea, so obvious, so potentially helpful... yet i never thought of it before. Why hasn't anyone thought of this before! Maybe they have, but I have not been aware of it.
I'm not sure a selector would be all that helpful (except to show people what's available -- and knowledge is certainly power, but not necessarily ease-of-use). I'm thinking an actual "URL builder" dialog that could be popped up. Allow people to select protocol, host, path, etc. Sort of like the regex builder popup one can access in Kmail filters.
Maybe someone could do this in Kommander. <-:
And now that I think of it, wouldn't per-protocol bookmarks and/or history be nice? I do that somewhat now with folders and bookmark names... but it's always an awkward mess...
One of the handiest KIO slaves that though I usd KDE for years I only recently noticed is man: ... wish I knew about that one a long time ago!
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Thanks Eric
by Alex on Monday 15/Mar/2004, @00:55
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Thank you for all your support for KDE.
And I am also grateful that you participate so often in many KDE discussions, you bring a lot of insight and some humor along the way. :)
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Europe
by Johannes on Monday 15/Mar/2004, @03:22
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It is important to have someone in the States that represents KDE with a loud voice so that American ideology or anti-european sentiment cannot be exercised against Free Software as KDE is also part of US society and does not belong any state.
I am not sure whether programming is safe over there (DMCA ecc.) but in the rest of the world similar rules are adopted, so it may not be good either.
However I would like to meet Eric in Europe too, who deserves so much credit from the community. You know distance creates power and I would like to get to know Eric as all the other nice KDE guys, rather than a star on distance. In my christian belief it is a blasphemic sin to admire a star, we have to be all brothers as Jesus told.
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Again?
by David on Monday 15/Mar/2004, @04:11
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Goodness. You're getting a lot of media attention these days Eric!
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Great!
by Goran J on Monday 15/Mar/2004, @09:31
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Very interesting, and also a really good read!
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