QZeitgeist and Phonon
Ivan Čukić
ivan.cukic at kde.org
Tue Mar 8 11:13:49 GMT 2011
>> Sebastian concluded that storing all the events in Nepomuk wouldn't be
>> wise, so it was agreed to store them in Zeitgeist which was designed with
>> that sole purpose.
>
> to be precise: I wanted to test storing all in Nepomuk first which I
> have not done yet.
I didn't know that. If it turns out it behaves well, both backends
will be feature-complete.
>> - Store only per-activity scores in nepomuk making it possible to have
>> 'which are the most common files opened in kate during some activity'
>
> how do you do that?
I haven't written an ontology for that yet, but it works like this
(i've been testing it with dummy code - still have to port it to KAMD)
UsageScore: (I need a better name for this)
score (calculated via the magic of the exp function as previously discussed)
activity
application
resource
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Cheerio,
Ivan
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