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Re: KDE-PIM meeting and akonadi
by Tobias on Monday 04/Feb/2008, @04:17

Hey, nobody had any requests for me to update decibel, so I did not do it:-) Porting KCall to it was pretty straight forward, so I am mostly happy with what I got (at least for the few use cases we are supporting so far).

I recently had some patches coming in (which got commited ASAP) and now that KDE4 integration is looming up ahead I really do need to fix the KDE integration issues that is still open. Apart from that I am waiting for feedback on what needs improvements and which features should get added (I am sure there still is much to do!). One of the design goals is to keep the decibel daemon (which is a network-accessible service after all) as simple and compact as possible. So just adding functionality that might be needed is not the way forward.

My other decibel related tasks are:

* Updating telepathy-qt to the newest telepathy spec. Unfortunately that is basically a rewrite. We need to come up with a better way to keep telepathy-qt up to date!

* Add profile support to tapioca-qt. Once that is done it should be visible in Decibel automatically.

* Write some more KCM modules.

* Blog about the kwallet support added by George Goldberg. I hate blogging.

* Update the decibel web site. I hate that even more than blogging.

PS: Help and patches are very welcome.

Best Regards,
Tobias

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