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Re: Great interview
by kwilliam on Friday 01/Feb/2008, @12:47

No! This can't happen... I was really excited about Decibel. Way more excited than I was about Plasma!

I want my presence-aware, task-aware applications! E.g., my Voip app that shows small pop-ups if I'm watching a movie, but rings if I'm not, and all music/video pauses if I accept a call... my email client that shows a "Reply by IM" if the sender is currently online... my Plasmoid that changes my Facebook and IM status at once... not having to reconfigure IM accounts every time I try a different client... my I-want-to-talk-with-Joe button that picks between video conferencing/voip/IM/SMS/email for me...

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Re: Great interview
by Richard on Friday 01/Feb/2008, @13:52

+1

hopefully someone gives decibel his or her love, and continues to maintain, and develop it!

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Re: Great interview
by AS on Friday 01/Feb/2008, @17:20

THIS.

This is the type of thing a desktop overhaul should bring. If there was more stuff like this, I'd have far less heartburn over what I see as useless changes designed to appeal to people who don't and will never use KDE.

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Re: Great interview
by Max on Friday 01/Feb/2008, @17:36

+1 I like these features you described.

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Re: Great interview
by Jeremy on Friday 01/Feb/2008, @22:46

In the feature list for KDE 4.1, they are a few plans for Decibel.

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