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kdereview?
by Ryan on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @00:08
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Still no listings about kdereview. I see kdenonbeta and playground, but no kdereview. I'm pretty sure it was listed in the CVS Digest before things moved over to Commit Digest.
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system:/
by James Richard Tyrer on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @00:57
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Regarding "home:/" JRT commented:
One thing which the user doesn't need is: "Home". It should be replaced with: "Documents" although I think that it could use a better name (I call mine "USR Home"). There is nothing in the $HOME directory that a user needs to access except when doing administration tasks.
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amaroK & streams
by charles on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @02:35
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> amaroK adds support for media:/ urls.
Does this mean that amaroK will now be able to play streaming media? The las time I checked, I was being asked to do some kind of upgrade (I've forgotten which)!
When will the play/pause button be "fixed?"
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media:/ kioslave?
by anonymous on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @03:24
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Isn't media:/ a kioslave ? Shouldn't Amarok support this through KDE libs?
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The Evil Plan!!!
by Fast_Rizwaan on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @03:46
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I with you... :)
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fd.o to the rescue
by bangert on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @03:53
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hhm, guess it'd be easy enough to talk to the gnome folks and come up with a solution which works for both desktops...
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New KDE 4 Applications... and their naming!
by Fast_Rizwaan on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @04:07
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Chinchilla - a linear movie editor :) shouldn't it be name "KMovieEdit" or "kme" or "KVideoEdit"?
My Wishlist:
1. KRichEdit - A Richtext editor.
2. KSoundEdit - A sound editor.
3. KSoundRecord - A sound recorder.
4. KVideoRecord - A video recorder.
5. KVideoEdit - A linear movie editor. (chinchilla :()
6. KUserSettings - A KDE settings (bookmark, app. settings, fonts, etc.) save/restore application.
7. KScreenKeyboard - A Screen Keyboard for users to type unicode text.
I really confused by "weird" names for applications. I would better appreciate symbolic names which makes sense.
KVideoEdit more describes about the application than chinchilla.
ln -sf chinchilla kvideoedit.
ln -sf noatun kdemediaplayer
ln -sf gwenview kviewimage
ln -sf kopete kmessenger
ln -sf guarddog kfirewall
ln -sf kdehelpcenter khelp
ln -sf kolourpaint kpaint
ln -sf k3b knero
ln -sf k3b kcdburn
ln -sf k3b kdvdburn
ln -sf amarok ksongs
ln -sf apollon kp2p
just my thoughts for KDesktopUsers ;)...
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Desktop Users!!!
by fast_rizwaan on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @04:22
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and newbies they just know these words: "song(s)", "video", "mail", "letter", "picture", "cartoon", "document", "internet", and more human names.
Yesterday, I saw my one of my friends wishing to hear a song on My KDE 3.4.1 desktop. I had my konsole opened. just went out for a min. And here's what he typed:
1. songs - he wants to listen to songs
2. video - he wants to view some videos
3. picture - to see some family photos
4. internet - to browse internet.
But unfortunately, KDE is not HUMAN Desktop Environment. KDE/Unix can't understand humans.
I thought why not have a script+kommander application which will show a Wizard/Dialog with options like when he typed "songs" and pressed enter:
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Hi there, it seems that you want to listen songs
What would you like to do (click on it or press
respective number)
1. Play a song... // again a dialog / application (amarok?)appears
2. Search for a song...
3. Record a Song... (from radio, tv, microphone, etc.)
4. Edit a song...
5. Good Bye
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Here Amarok is a good application which can find, filter a song. If such a dialog appears, even a computer illiterate HUMAN could use KDE.
a bash script + kommander script will work wonder for newbies. just my 2 cents for Human users.
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can anybody see full page at
by KDEBlogUser on Saturday 02/Jul/2005, @08:15
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kommander documentation:
http://kommander.kdewebdev.org/docs/kmdr-basics.html
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