Important Strigi milestone. Need feedback from devs of apps using Strigi and Nepomuk.
Allen Winter
winter at kde.org
Wed Apr 8 23:19:23 BST 2009
On Wednesday 08 April 2009 3:00:18 pm Evgeny Egorochkin wrote:
> Hi guys.
>
> During 2008 Xesam hackfest in Berlin it was decided that Xesam 2.0 would
> become an extension of Nepomuk as opposed to being developed from scratch.
>
> Essentially, Xesam 2.0 becomes a bleeding-edge Nepomuk with extensions often
> making it back into vanilla Nepomuk and provides a set of dbus interface
> standards and other technical specs which affect actual implementation on free
> desktops.
>
> The end result is that it would be possible to make rich metadata-aware
> applications which work on both popular dektop environments.
>
> This is the first step towards this goal.
>
> Libstreamanalyzer is about to be converted to output data using Nepomuk
> ontologies instead of Xesam 1.0 ones.
>
> Damage assesment:
>
> This affects external(plug-in) strigi analyzers and apps which use nepomuk,
> who previously had to deal with a funky mix of nepomuk and xesam 1.0
> ontologies.
>
> In most cases the changes require a simple search & replace of property and
> class names. We will do our best to transition everything we find in KDE SVN
> repo.
>
> For end-users this update would trigger complete reindexing of file metadata
> due to ontology incompatibilities.
>
> Would be nice to do this on Patch Monday.
>
I have no objections.
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