Has the KDE Social/Semantic Desktop been worth the hassle to anyone?

[Georg C. F. Greve]

On Sunday 18 November 2012 11.52:58 Kevin Krammer wrote:
> Virtuoso would be a very obvious choice for an Akonadi setup running as
> part  of a KDE setup, however when last tried it or rather its SQL driver
> still wasn't up to the job.

On a totally non-technical point: With virtuoso being neo-proprietary, I would 
also think it would be better strategy to move further away from it, and not 
more into it. 

So if anything, it would be good to have an actual Free Software database that 
can do the jobs that virtuoso and MySQL currently do. 

With the situation of both databases, it currently appears that neither 
virtuoso nor MySQL would be the sustainable choice to make, though.

Best regards,
Georg


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