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Re: Can I be the one relaying stop-energy?
by Kevin Krammer on Thursday 30/Jun/2005, @12:48

> Okular? Like we don't have already zillions of modularized viewers and players...

Well, the idea is based on suggestions of the KPDF/KGhostview developers if I remember correctly.
A viewer which combines all their features into one application is obviously not available yet.

> Writing a KDE application not in C++? ahem, Python bindings anyone?

Any bindings would have been OK. You have to let the students decide which one they want to write their application in.
My choice would have been Java as well.

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Re: Can I be the one relaying stop-energy?
by bob on Friday 01/Jul/2005, @02:30

> A viewer which combines all their features into one application is obviously not available yet.

Evince is available for Gnome

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Re: Can I be the one relaying stop-energy?
by Anonymous on Friday 01/Jul/2005, @02:41

http://www.gnome.org/~jrb/files/evince-mail.png

It even supports mail. Evince is probably comparable to Konqueror as far as being a generic shell interface.

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Re: Can I be the one relaying stop-energy?
by Kevin Krammer on Friday 01/Jul/2005, @04:06

No, that was a joke.

http://webwynk.net/jrb/#1120196417

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