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Re: "Kooka and kmrml are removed completely."
by MamiyaOtaru on Monday 18/Jun/2007, @02:05

Wonderful. In the same way Windows users open up Photoshop to scan things. That's the first place I'd look.

Luckily everyone has koffice (with krita) installed instead of OOo and Gimp.

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Re: "Kooka and kmrml are removed completely."
by matte on Thursday 21/Jun/2007, @01:19

That's *****!
Almost nobody uses Koffice cause it's barely compatible with ODF and not
compatible at all with MS files (and most of us need to communicate even with
non-linux users). Krita sadly isn't still 50% as useful as gimp.
So most (90%?) people uses OOo and gimp, and will continue to.
These apps are not really mature, and you know. Givin
scanning functionality only to Koffice users will not force users to use
koffice, most of them will just move to other scanning solution,
or will to others DE if they badly need integration.

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Re: "Kooka and kmrml are removed completely."
by whatever noticed on Friday 22/Jun/2007, @16:02

>>So most (90%?) people uses OOo and gimp, and will continue to.

You can also scan images with OOo and Gimp.

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Re: "Kooka and kmrml are removed completely."
by MamiyaOtaru on Thursday 28/Jun/2007, @22:51

I'd heard there were still a few people around who had no concept of sarcasm. What a wonderful sighting this has been.. like visiting primitive tribes in the rainforest. Thank you for this.

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Re: "Kooka and kmrml are removed completely."
by MK on Friday 29/Jun/2007, @03:24

Text messages are not an ideal medium for transporting sarcasm and/or irony.

There are two reasons why sarcasm messages can fail: the reader and the writer...

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