[Kde-pim] From a users point of view ....

Andreas Gungl a.gungl at gmx.de
Tue Feb 28 20:15:52 GMT 2012


Am Montag, 27. Februar 2012 schrieb Will Stephenson:
> Agreed. In retrospect I would have shipped 4.4 again and taken my chances
> with  regressions.  A lot of people inside SUSE abandoned kmail (and KDE,
> in some cases) after we shipped 12.1.  I am working on shipping 4.8.x as
> an online update to help with the worst cases, but am first tracking a
> severe CPU usage problem in Nepomuk's indexing of PIM data when 4.7
> semantic data is upgraded.

Will, that's a good idea. Meanwhile I'm using the 4.8 RPMs from the build 
service repository. They are much better than the shipped 4.7, except that I 
had to switch off Nepomuk. :-) Anyway, my messages are on an IMAP account, so I 
can use T-Bird in parallel once KMail/Kontact goes crazy or when I need to 
search for messages.

Nevertheless, the 4.8 release is IMO nearly on the same level as 4.4 once the 
indexing problems have been solved. And I know what I'm talking about as I'm 
running 4.8 (on 12.1) in the office while I still use 11.4 at home. And I won't 
upgrade at home before the PIM suite in the office has no drawbacks anymore. I 
think, I don't have to wait too long. Big thanks to those working on the PIM 
suite. The progress is remarkable, and a 4.9 release certainly can meet the 
expectations of the users of the pre-akonadi suite.

Andreas
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