On Tuesday 05 June 2007, Dirk Mueller wrote: > On Monday, 28. May 2007, Urs Wolfer wrote: > > I have made a initial list for kdenetwork. (Sorry for beeing so late, I > > have totally forgotten about this thread...) > > Thanks for making this list. I'm wondering. will this list of removal > candidates be announced somewhere, just to see if a maintainer would step > up for them? (Sometimes it is a problem of new people not liking to touch > other peoples code if they don't know that it is unmaintained).
The list of the removed apps can be public: http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.0_Module_Status I have just updated this list with the kdenetwork changes. > > KDict: > > * not maintained for the last (probably 6) years > > * small userbase: relatively few bugreports, even if the app is not in > > the best shape. > > > >From feedback I know that there is a good userbase for a dictionary > > lookup. > > Some people prefer ksteak, some kdict. both are somehow broken, but it > probably wouldn't be a lot of work for somebody to fix it and make it > usable again. As aseigo wrote: Such a client could be easily rewritten. IHMO the KDict codebase is very outdated and ugly. A clean rewrite would be needed. Bye urs
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