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On Fri, 15 Apr 2016 15:18:53 +0200 |
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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> hmmmm, not convinced, "you know what I mean" doesn't cut it. This list |
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> is largely populated with high-clue people who understand the meaning |
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> of words and know that plasma != KDE |
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> Around here, KDE usually means kde-apps and plasma means plasma. |
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> We also know that firefox is not gekco and all sorts of other "you |
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> know what I actually mean" opportunities to trip up |
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+1 |
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Until version 5, KDE was fairly monolithic (though the the Gentoo devs |
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always did a nice job of breaking it up so that it didn't seem that |
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way). With the restructuring of the KDE project across the board, I |
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think it's important to distinguish between Frameworks, Plasma, and |
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Applications. If anyone just says "KDE 5", I think they mean all of it. |
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