Stefan Teleman wrote:
There is currently no place where "Things that align well with the kernel and/or the core utilities, that demand or require tight integration" can happen for KDE Solaris,
Consider me to be ignorant; you won't be too far off ;-) The proposal says "collaborate with the KDE e.V. and kde-core-devel in order to integrate KDE as an OpenSolaris project", yet the solaris.kde.org web page gives the impression that that is *its* charter; furthermore, there already is an OpenSolaris Desktop KDE community with what looks to be the same charter yet again. So my question is "what will this new project do that is different from those other two"? Why do we need three communities/projects to do this? Being somewhat pedantic, I'm assuming that whatever the crew over at solaris.kde.org delivers can be considered a baseline for this discussion. I assume that it works, for some definition of "works". I also assume that it doesn't work well enough, and so this proposal is being made to do something more as part of the OpenSolaris community, and finally, that that effort can't or isn't being done over in http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/desktop/communities/kde/. Help me out by characterizing that "something more". -John (Who is trying to say +1 to KDE and -1 to a needless proliferation of projects and/or communities) _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
