KDE and akonadi FIXED

[Ric Moore]

On 09/23/2011 05:51 AM, Craig White wrote:
> On Fri, 2011-09-23 at 05:22 -0400, Ric Moore wrote:

>> I was really miffed, Ric
> ----
> I suppose as long as one has the limited view/tunnel vision of Ric the
> above rant makes perfectly good sense but the real question is why you
> use KDE at all... why not use XFCE?

Great minds... I just ripped KDE completely removed from my system. 
Gone. I installed XFCE and now have it pretty much confgured the way I 
want it. All I ever wanted was to mouse to a screen edge and pop into 
the next workspace. Without having to use compiz.

> Still - all that said, why are you using KDE if you don't use it's
> integration at all?

Well, just maybe I think KDE could give you the freeping choice to use 
it's integration. But, they don't, so I disagree with them, and after 
years of using KDE finally ditched it... I pushed more red buttons than 
I like to, in the process. Synaptic almost had an heart attack.

> More to your point though, if you really feel as though you have an
> opinion that would be useful for all users, there is bugzilla where
> there is a chance those who make the determinations of what/how/where
> things are configured might actually read them.

Craig, I did a google search and PLENTY of people bitch about having a 
function foisted on them that they don't want since 2009. Besides, most 
of what they push onto people has become useless cruft when google and 
their likes offer a universal interface for calendars and address books. 
I'm afraid they just aren't "relevant" any more, when they won't let you 
turn off stuff you don't use. That's pretty dictatorial

 >>IMHO<<

Heh, so my computer WAS evil, but I'm still mean. KDE = GONE. I feel SO 
GOOD! As I wrote a friend "I feel like I just had sex with the entire 
Luxembourg Women's Soccer League and was looking for more."
<howls with laughter at the thought!>

At my age, God I wish...  Ric


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