Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-28 Thread David Faure
On Tuesday 25 March 2014 23:01:39 Luigi Toscano wrote:
 Àlex Fiestas ha scritto:
  Hi there
  
  Today Aleix and I are starting to split kde-runtime so we have gone
  through
  all the components again making sure that everything has a suitable
  destination. The result is this [1] wiki.
  
  Please, check that you are ok with the destination of each component and
  also check the things that have been targeted as **REMOVE** should be
  really removed (we believe so).
 
 Why kreadconfig (which includes kreadconfig and kwriteconfig) is going to be
 in plasma-workspace? Isn't it useful for every KConfig-based
 component/application? Maybe  kde cli tools  could be the target...

Yes, but only assuming that kde-workspace can then depend on kde-cli-tools at 
runtime (since startkde uses kreadconfig).

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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-26 Thread Àlex Fiestas
On Tuesday 25 March 2014 20:00:51 Albert Astals Cid wrote:
 Can you give a rationale of why we're removing the following things?
 
 kfile4
kfile4 is only useful to test a library that is right now on kde4support. Maybe 
we can move it there if you want.

 kio_cgi
Who needs to execute a cgi script without a web server? If you do then we can 
move it its own repo, I really don't want to see distributions shipping this 
kio in a package such of kioslaves-extras since it really doesn't offer 
anything useful for most of our user base.

 kio settings
Browsing the settings in the file browser does not seem like a really 
convenient thing to have, and of course it adds more code to maintain.
If you want to keep it that's fine but then please become maintainer and tell 
us where to move it (maybe kioslave-extra?).

Cheers!

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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-26 Thread Àlex Fiestas
On Tuesday 25 March 2014 23:01:39 Luigi Toscano wrote:
 Why kreadconfig (which includes kreadconfig and kwriteconfig) is going to be
 in plasma-workspace? Isn't it useful for every KConfig-based
 component/application? Maybe  kde cli tools  could be the target...
I thought there was another tool to do such things but apparently there are 
not, so yes we have to move kread/write config elsewhere.

I wonder if a good place will be kconfig itself? they are useful tools for any 
kconfig user.

Maintainer, any thoughts?

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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-26 Thread Aleix Pol
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 10:02 PM, Albert Astals Cid aa...@kde.org wrote:

 El Dimecres, 26 de març de 2014, a les 11:42:01, Àlex Fiestas va escriure:
  On Tuesday 25 March 2014 20:00:51 Albert Astals Cid wrote:
   Can you give a rationale of why we're removing the following things?
  
   kfile4
 
  kfile4 is only useful to test a library that is right now on kde4support.
  Maybe we can move it there if you want.

 Wouldn't hurt. What do others think?


Personally I think that in its state it's not an end-user tool but more of
a tool to test Nepomuk. I would rather see new tooling coming from Baloo
and the new tools rather than doing acrobatics to keep it alive.

If somebody has a non-abstract reason, I would be fine with moving it to
kde4support.



   kio_cgi
 
  Who needs to execute a cgi script without a web server? If you do then we
  can move it its own repo, I really don't want to see distributions
 shipping
  this kio in a package such of kioslaves-extras since it really doesn't
  offer anything useful for most of our user base.

 Well you can't know it offers anything useful, and at the end it's a few
 lines
 of code that doesn't seem to need lots of maintainance, so why kill them?

 
   kio settings
 
  Browsing the settings in the file browser does not seem like a really
  convenient thing to have, and of course it adds more code to maintain.
  If you want to keep it that's fine but then please become maintainer and
  tell us where to move it (maybe kioslave-extra?).

 Same as kio_cgi, I don't see why you want to kill something that works
 and
 that you have no objective way to know if people are using or not.


I would move those two to kioslave-extra. Shouldn't be much work anyway.



 Cheers,
   Albert

 
  Cheers!

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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-26 Thread Aleix Pol
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 12:37 PM, Carlos De Maine car...@demaine.orgwrote:

  On Wed, 26 Mar 2014 11:28:24 AM Àlex Fiestas wrote:

  On Wednesday 26 March 2014 09:52:08 Carlos De Maine wrote:

   On Tue, 25 Mar 2014 04:18:22 PM Àlex Fiestas wrote:

Hi there

   

Today Aleix and I are starting to split kde-runtime so we have gone

through

all the components again making sure that everything has a suitable

destination. The result is this [1] wiki.

   

Please, check that you are ok with the destination of each component
 and

also check the things that have been targeted as **REMOVE** should be

really removed (we believe so).

  

   Kio-network works on 4.13 for me.

   http://wstaw.org/w/2ADU/[1]

   Does have a weird issue that it has to be refreshed twice to show any

   content for the first time, but works perfectly after that.

   Would be a pity to remove the only network browser.

 

  You can't actually execute anything from it can you? It is basically a

  browser that lets you list things but little more which is quite useless

  imho.

 

  I'm good on moving it elsewhere but what I would like to avoid is
 shipping

  this not finished kio as part of the official release which servers only
 a

  use (browser and discovery) that most people do not need by itself.

 

 It opens fish/sftp, smb, afc kioslaves in dolphin, launches krdc for rfb
 and vnc, opens konsole (at password entry stage) for ssh. In the past when
 the upnp kioslave was still compiling i was able to access my upnp shares
 around the network as well.



 I agree its not fully functional but in it's present state it is still
 incredibly useful in the file dialog for accessing the network transparency
 of kde's kioslaves. With a bit of polish (such as linking ktp to
 *.presence, fish kioslave for *.udisks-ssh) it would be perfect.



 Cheers

  Cheers.




It is a pity indeed. I just tried it myself on KDE4 and it seems like it
wants to work but it doesn't quite.

I wouldn't want this to prolongue, this project couldn't go through
kdereview at the moment successfully, so there's little reason for it to
stay in.

Instead of removing, we can put it differently and move it to a little farm
where kioslaves go die, but if somebody doesn't commit to it, it has to go.

Also there's many other kioslaves in need for love: ** Adopt your kioslave
**

Aleix
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Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-25 Thread Àlex Fiestas
Hi there

Today Aleix and I are starting to split kde-runtime so we have gone through 
all the components again making sure that everything has a suitable 
destination. The result is this [1] wiki.

Please, check that you are ok with the destination of each component and also 
check the things that have been targeted as **REMOVE** should be really 
removed (we believe so).

Cheers !
[1] http://community.kde.org/Frameworks/Epics/New_Runtime_Organization


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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-25 Thread Albert Astals Cid
El Dimarts, 25 de març de 2014, a les 16:18:22, Àlex Fiestas va escriure:
 Hi there
 
 Today Aleix and I are starting to split kde-runtime so we have gone through
 all the components again making sure that everything has a suitable
 destination. The result is this [1] wiki.
 
 Please, check that you are ok with the destination of each component and
 also check the things that have been targeted as **REMOVE** should be
 really removed (we believe so).

Can you give a rationale of why we're removing the following things?

kfile4
kio_cgi
kio settings

Cheers,
  Albert

 
 Cheers !
 [1] http://community.kde.org/Frameworks/Epics/New_Runtime_Organization

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Re: Final kde-runtime splitting plan

2014-03-25 Thread Luigi Toscano
Àlex Fiestas ha scritto:
 Hi there
 
 Today Aleix and I are starting to split kde-runtime so we have gone through 
 all the components again making sure that everything has a suitable 
 destination. The result is this [1] wiki.
 
 Please, check that you are ok with the destination of each component and also 
 check the things that have been targeted as **REMOVE** should be really 
 removed (we believe so).

Why kreadconfig (which includes kreadconfig and kwriteconfig) is going to be
in plasma-workspace? Isn't it useful for every KConfig-based
component/application? Maybe  kde cli tools  could be the target...

Ciao
-- 
Luigi


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