Why isn't hayes compiled by default?

[Neil Stevens]

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On Wednesday August 14, 2002 12:01, Dan Armak wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Could someone tell me why hayes isn't compiled by default? Or - what is
> its current status? I thought it was scheduled for kde 3.1, being in
> kdeaddons, but if it's not compiled by default maybe it's only for
> 3.2?...
>
> The same goes for noatun plugins jefferson and nexscope, and probably
> for some other things from kdeaddons as well.

Jefferson was disabled for KDE 3.0 because it wasn't ready for KDE 3.0.  To 
my knowledge it should be ready for KDE 3.1, though.

Hayes has been enabled three times by three different people, and disabled 
three times by the same person.  So unless that person (Charles) gives an 
answer here, you might consider enabling it yourself.

Nexscope is disabled becuase it was never finished.  The only time it's 
ever worked on anymore is during the trade shows Charles happens to 
attend, so it might not ever *be* finished. :-)

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