William Kenworthy:
Did a quick google but couldnt figure out what it uses as storage.
Hopefully not a relational database - they have their uses and qtopia
has conclusively proven this is *NOT* it :)
Yes, the do indeed use MySQL!
Regards, Mark Weinem
Did a quick google but couldnt figure out what it uses as storage.
Hopefully not a relational database - they have their uses and qtopia
has conclusively proven this is *NOT* it :)
Yes, the do indeed use MySQL!
well, if it is supposed to be a part of kde, the use case is clearly a
desktop
Am Freitag 17 Oktober 2008 14:13:28 schrieb arne anka:
Did a quick google but couldnt figure out what it uses as storage.
Hopefully not a relational database - they have their uses and qtopia
has conclusively proven this is *NOT* it :)
Yes, the do indeed use MySQL!
well, if it is
On Friday 17 October 2008 14:43:06 Mark Weinem wrote:
Am Freitag 17 Oktober 2008 14:13:28 schrieb arne anka:
Did a quick google but couldnt figure out what it uses as storage.
Hopefully not a relational database - they have their uses and qtopia
has conclusively proven this is *NOT* it
El día Friday, October 17, 2008 a las 02:43:06PM +0200, Mark Weinem escribió:
Am Freitag 17 Oktober 2008 14:13:28 schrieb arne anka:
Did a quick google but couldnt figure out what it uses as storage.
Hopefully not a relational database - they have their uses and qtopia
has conclusively
On Fri, 2008-10-17 at 14:02 +0200, Mark Weinem wrote:
Yes, the do indeed use MySQL!
The follow-up question to that is: Does it really _need_ MySQL, or does
it just use the convenience of an SQL back-end?
If it just needs SQL, then it could be altered to use SQLite. If it
requires MySQL, then
I used kdepimpi on my Linux Zaurus and found it very full-featured. I
primarily used the datebook app.
I keep hoping someone with more skill and time than I will port it to
FR. It was built on top of Qtopia so it shouldn't be that formidable
a task.
-- Craig
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