Moving KMail, KNode, Korn and related libraries to kdepim

[Aaron J. Seigo]

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On Tuesday 14 January 2003 06:08, George Staikos wrote:
>   Yes I agree.  They should not be in kdebase imho.  They should either be
> in their own module, or (what I prefer) kdenetwork.  They are network
> related code after all (in the sense that we use the term "network").  They
> have nothing to do with kdelibs or kdebase.

there is network related code in kdelibs in the form of the ftp and http 
ioslaves, kssl and a bunch of network related classes. they are there 
because, as i understand it, they are common and fundamental protocols needed 
for modern desktop applications.

i suppose the question is whether or not smtp, pop3 and imap are similar in 
that regard. for smtp, i plan on having kscd use libkcddb (currently in 
kdenonbeta) for 3.2 (closing most of the open bugs for kscd in the process =) 
and that will mean using kio_smtp ... so i'd consider sending mail via smtp 
to be a basic part of a modern desktop...

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Aaron J. Seigo
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