[Kde-pim] KMobileTools revived!

[Thomas McGuire]

Hi Quentin,

On Monday 30 August 2010 20:26:49 Quentin Denis wrote:
> two month ago I took over the development of the abandoned KMobileTools
> project. I have fixed a lot of errors and continued the porting to Qt4 and
> the new engine. I would like to commit all the changes to svn, could
> someone grant me access? What else on KDE.org do I need access to (I
> already got ownership for the kde-apps.org project page)? I just created a
> new account for this purpose: Qdenis

You need:
- An SVN account, see http://techbase.kde.org/Contribute/Get_a_SVN_Account
- An account on bugs.kde.org
- An account at commitfilter.kde.org to receive notification mails about new 
  commits in KDE SVN
- Be on IRC (channel #kontact) to talk to us

Currently kmobiletools bugs on bugs.kde.org are assigned to matthias at lmme 
dot de, I suggest contacting him. Either we can assign the bugs to you, or we 
can assign the bugs to our bugs mailinglist kdepim-bugs at kde dot org. In the 
later case, you need to be subscribed to the mailinglist to receive bug 
notifications.

Where in SVN is kmobiletools? I guess you eventually want to move it to 
extragear, so that it gets released from there. I don't know how much reach 
kde-apps.org has, once you got a version that is ready for release it might be 
worth writing an article for dot.kde.org.

> This message is also a call for developers. I am not very experienced and
> to accelerate the coding I would need a small development team. There is
> work for all kind of skills, espacially in general Qt/KDE programming
> (where I start with), C-coding for the various engines and KDE4
> Akonadi/PIM integration. For the last two I have no experience, so help is
> highly welcome. As far as I can tell you, coding on KMobileTools is fun!
> :)
> 
> I hope the new KMobileTools will get both popularity on the userside and
> interest in development on the contributors' side. Thank you!

Thank you for picking up KMobileTools! This is important software for many 
users, who will be grateful that someone works on it.

What are the plans for Akonadi/PIM integration at the moment?

Regards,
Thomas
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