muon discover featured apps for 14.04

[Harald Sitter]

On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 10:36 PM, James Cain <james.cain.25 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I agree here. We should reserve at least one spot of the three

Please note that there is no limit, we just happen to have 3
applications features right now. If we want to, we could turn every
application into a featured application ;)

> for a
> lesser-known app we might want to highlight to both new users and veterans
> alike. As awesome as VLC is, as mentioned earlier it is not a KDE/Qt app,

VLC is very much a Qt app, thank you :S

> plus everyone I know pretty much knows about it and would already have it
> installed. Also, since veterans would be perhaps less likely to use Discover
> (As awesome as that app is as it evolves :) ...) we should highlight
> something that might be lesser known to the greater community. A few ideas
> would be:
>
> - KMyMoney as mentioned above is a GREAT choice

Indeed.

> - KRecipies

Borderline useful since the inventin of the internet. My personal
opinions aside though, [1] development seems to have dropped mid-2012
and for some reason the last relese tag was 3 years ago and the
software has been a beta ever since then :O

> - Kraft (highlighting some of business-enterprise-savy that we can rock)

I think KMyMoney already somewhat goes down that road, so I'd rather
take KMyMoney than Kraft as Kraft obviously has a very narrow target
audience and is just about useless to everyone who's not running some
sort of business.

> - Choqok (really, a Twitter app needs to be included by default these days,

I do generally agree... we have a plasmoid installed by default I
think though. Also, quality concerns from some other mail.

[1] http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=krecipes.git&a=shortlog

HS