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Re: So much for the "interview"
by cjacker on Monday 10/Jul/2006, @20:18

also, we had done something with gecko engine and konqueror integration.

With qt glib main event loop patch, We can merge gtk and qt widget together, with xembed protocol, we can use gtk widget directly in a qt form.

so we write a kpart named Kmozpart based on gecko engine and make it works with Konqueor.

But it died, because KDE 4 will release this year, I think based on kde4 is a better choice.

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Re: So much for the "interview"
by Waldo Bastian on Monday 10/Jul/2006, @22:42

Thank you Huang JianZhong, it's great to hear more about what Red Flag is doing with KDE. I look forward to meet you later this year in Dublin at aKademy.

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File sharing with KIO-FUSE
by Vlad on Tuesday 11/Jul/2006, @07:33

> A ShareDaemon(based on dbus) and KDE gui
> support for easy shareing with folders

Have you considered basing the file-sharing solution on KIO-FUSE?

http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=KIO+Fuse+Gateway
http://fuse.sourceforge.net/

Here are some details about the benefits of using FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace):

http://rlove.org/talks/guadec_rlove_fuse_2006.odp
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/portland/2006-July/000655.html

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