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by Navindra Umanee on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @08:03
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| Please give it a rest, Per and company... You may take the discussions to our free for all forum.
Thanks,
-N.
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Re: KDE 2.2 Release Schedule Update
by Jean-Christophe Fargette on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @16:47
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I don't know if kwrite will still in KDE2.2, but I'm waiting for its successor "Kate" which seems to be a lot more powerful
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Re: KDE 2.2 Release Schedule Update
by Benjamin Atkin on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @17:00
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I'm excited about Kate too. It's a cool name, and should be a neat program.
I would like to see a creative name for a new IM client. Gnome's GAIM is going through legal battles, when perhaps they could have just thought of a cool name.
I think Kim would be a nice name, standing for KDE Instant Messaging, as Kate stands for KDE Advanced Text Editor.
Richard Stallman said in his recent speech in Boston that coming up with a cool name is part of the fun of developing a program. I agree.
I would like to see a more sophisticated KDE instant messaging tool, perhaps in 2.3, 2.4, or 3.0. This would be useful in the fight against proprietary computing environments.
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Re: KDE 2.2 Release Schedule Update
by Justin on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @20:43
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The trouble with GAIM is not the name, but rather the network. AIM is a proprietary network. KDE includes an AIM client, called Kit. It _could_ be renamed to Kim, but the problem of the proprietary network is still there.
I think if KDE is going to include any sort of IM program, it should be a Jabber client. Jabber is the open-source decentralized IM system (see jabber.org for more info, or jabbercentral.com for clients).
I would suggest including the client I'm working on, Psi, but it requires Qt3. Konverse would be a better choice, since it is a KDE program. Maybe it should be included in the KDE distribution? If it doesn't replace Kit, it should at least be there alongside it. This would be a great promotion of Jabber as well. Unfortunately, Konverse (and Psi, for that matter) are not in fully usable states. But that will change for sure.
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Re: KDE 2.2 Release Schedule Update
by Benjamin Atkin on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @17:01
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I'm excited about Kate too. It's a cool name, and should be a neat program.
I would like to see a creative name for a new IM client. Gnome's GAIM is going through legal battles, when perhaps they could have just thought of a cool name.
I think Kim would be a nice name, standing for KDE Instant Messaging, as Kate stands for KDE Advanced Text Editor.
Richard Stallman said in his recent speech in Boston that coming up with a cool name is part of the fun of developing a program. I agree.
I would like to see a more sophisticated KDE instant messaging tool, perhaps in 2.3, 2.4, or 3.0. This would be useful in the fight against proprietary computing environments.
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Re: KDE 2.2 Release Schedule Update
by Benjamin Atkin on Tuesday 17/Jul/2001, @17:02
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sorry for this repeat post. I saw a quote from Caldera I thought would be interesting that I missed, pushed the back button and impulsively reposted form data. Please excuse me for this.
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