[Kde-pim] SyncML meeting - conclusions
Dr. Robert Marmorstein
robert at narnia.homeunix.com
Fri Jun 4 16:34:23 BST 2010
>
> mzanetti, kfx, drf, saidinesh5, ruphy, atomopawn, vkrause, mschnide, krake,
> phoenixx, SeyZ.
>
I'd like to point out that my (atomopawn's) contribution to any kind of
"consensus" was the observation that the meeting hadn't worked out and we
should try to reschedule it. I certainly didn't recommend any decisions like
those mentioned previously in the thread. By the way, I STILL feel strongly
that we should try to schedule a new meeting. Perhaps with a smaller set of
people to make things easier to organize?
> > Besides there are other already successful 'KDE sync
> > solutions' like KPilot.
>
> Now, *this* is off-topic. Are you suggesting we should move everything into
> kpilot? ;-)
>
Actually, this might not be a bad idea. KPilot has a robust user interface, a
modular design (each "conduit" is a backend). It also has the beginnings of a
nice suite of unit tests. It also already has Akonadi support. Of course, as
a kpilot "developer", I'm a little biased. It's true that the code needs to
be significantly refactored and updated, but it's almost always a good idea to
start from existing code than to start over from scratch.
Robert
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