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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 23.04.2016 um 22:36 schrieb
Alexander Neundorf:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 22:43:03 Thomas Pfeiffer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi everyone,
now that we've finally agreed on a vision for KDE [1] and have that out of
the way, we can fully focus on how we want work towards that vision.
Alex has already set up a Wiki page for brainstorming notes [2], so it would
be great if everyone who has opinions or ideas about how we can nudge the
world towards the one we envision could add them to it.
It's really just brainstorming, no ideas are "bad" or anything, everyone and
everything is welcome!
I'd suggest that we let the brainstorming phase last until Friday and then
start discussing the ideas collected on that Wiki page.
So now let's focus our brains on the KDE Mission and please fill the wiki
page! Thanks,
Thomas
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there is somehow not much going here...
Ideas how do we get this going ?</pre>
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I would go with the 4 points you mentioned:<br>
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<li> end-user applications<br>
</li>
<li>a "classic" UNIX desktop</li>
<li>an SDK (currently mainly KF5)</li>
<li>a user interface for mobile/embedded Linux systems (currently
Plasma Mobile)<br>
</li>
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Two suggestions:<br>
How about combining the two points "classic unix desktop" and
"mobile/embedded", to clarify the team working "on the desktop" is
really sharing ~80% of the code via one base (plasma) and people
could use that plasma even in tv, car or aviation systems:<br>
* a modern (unix) shell, that targets the classic desktop and can
converge towards mobile/embedded [somewhat like unity / android /
windows10]?<br>
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Also let's mention "end-user webservices" to be included, as
subpoint under "end-user applications" (owncloud or wiki2learn),
then this mission imo would still very focused and clear with our
goals laid out in our vision.<br>
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Greetings, Clemens.<br>
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