[Kde-pim] jargon is bad! :)

Paul James Adams paul.adams at kde.org
Tue Mar 16 09:17:10 GMT 2010


On Tuesday 16 Mar 2010 08:46:16 Thomas McGuire wrote:
> That's the problem. The user might be using Mailody or LionMail. If there
> was only Kontact, I'd agree.

But this is not an unsurmountable problem... All we need is for the mail 
application in question to provide feedback to the user, instead of Akonadi.

In my mind (forgive me if I am wrong here) Akonadi is a service and therefore 
should not be presenting information to the user. It should be presenting its 
status to the applications which are using it.

So if something goes wrong with Akonadi, KMail users get a message that is 
meaningful to them. Similarly, Mailody users can get a message meaningful to 
them.

-- 
Paul J. Adams
KDE Research - KDE e.V.

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