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This post comes at the perfect time. I've been wondering - given how easy it is to code in QML (I've already made 2 useful programs - more than I ever made in any GUI code) - how hard would it be for me to interact with all the akonadi resources (leveraging your awesome coding skills) to create a custom GUI? I love Choqok, but let's say I wanted to recreate the look and feel of Tweetdeck. Would that be trivial? Would I just be accessing some akonadi APIs? I'll send you an email as well to make sure I get an answer, but figured it might be a good question for everyone to see.
Status of social networks integration in Plasma Workspaces (also call for developers)
Last year in the summer I've started a project to truly integrate social networks into our Plasma Workspaces. Truly integrating means having all the data available in our system and allowing any application to take advantage of these data, either just for custom displaying or acting on them some...
Sounds pretty awesome. Is there an ability to mount my Glacier onto a Unix computer for transparent backups?
Amazon Glacier: Archival Storage for One Penny Per GB Per Month
You Need Glacier I’m going to bet that you (or your organization) spend a lot of time and a lot of money archiving mission-critical data. No matter whether you’re currently using disk, optical media or tape-based storage, it’s probably a more complicated and expensive process than you’d like wh...
At first I was worried - we already have the awesome Choqok to do this. (Although up until now Choqok doesn't have Facbeook integration) The news that it will have Choqok plugins is awesome. It's like the KParts mentality which is one of the best things about KDE. Keep up the good work!
GSoC: Making KDE more social
This year I would like to bring social networks to your KDE desktops. To have your Facebook stream, Twitter/Identi.ca feed always on your fingertips without the need of a browser. But not just inprisoned in a webview widget, but have the data itself really present and integrated "under the hood"...
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