Sending this to the mailing list, stupid of me no to think about that.<br><br>---------- Forwarded message ----------<br><span class="gmail_quote">From: <b class="gmail_sendername">Cerneels Bart</b> <<a href="mailto:bart.cerneels@gmail.com">
bart.cerneels@gmail.com</a>><br>Date: 27-sep-2006 11:23<br>Subject: kde-bluetooth part of solid?<br>To: <a href="mailto:ervin@kde.org">ervin@kde.org</a><br><br></span>Hi Kevin,<br><br>I'm Stecchino, a Amarok hacker, but have an itch to contribute to KDE itself with all the KDE4 momentum going on.
<br>On that note: Recently Marco Gulino aka RockMan <<a href="mailto:marcogulino1@virgilio.it" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">
marcogulino1@virgilio.it</a>>, the author of kmobiletools and I; have started a quest to get kdebluetooth back to a level so it can be integrated in KDE4. This won't be a simple port because of the lack of a maintainer for the last 2 years or so. Some heavy refactoring is in order.
<br>Something similar: OpenOBEX has had some major enhancements in recent versions and it would be great if we can use that library for be new version of the obex:/ kio-slave.<br><br>You are probably wondering what that means for you?
<br>I was wondering if something like kde-bluetooth and obex can be considered part of the Solid framework or not. Because I'm not sure Solids scope is that large.<br><br>I was at aKademy the first weekend but didn't get to ask you this in person, the service at the restaurant at the north gate was kind of slow and I missed your talk. I you wonder how I look: I was the one with the huge KDE logo sticker on his laptop and the toothpick in his mouth :).
<br><br>Greets Stecchino<br>