Daniel P. Berrange <berrange <at> redhat.com> writes:
> gnome-system-tools lets you do exactly that. The core functionality is
> all in the non-GUI backend. The GUI is just a shim which talks to the
> backend over DBus. So you can plug in whatever GUI you like and use the
> same backend code . Feel free to write a backend for KDE / whatever other
> DE you care about...
But something tells me the "gnome" in the name won't make the project very
attractive to the KDE community...
Personally I don't care too much about the name, even though I think having
something like "gnome-system-tools-backend" as a dependency of whatever the KDE
version would be called if it gets written is going to confuse users.
Kevin Kofler
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