On Tuesday 07 December 2004 07:23 pm, J Hall wrote:
> I'm afraid I'm not seeing a very convincing argument as to why all these
> KDE applications are inferior. I use Kmail, Konqueror, and Kopete because
> they have features I use that the other applications you have listed don't.
> To simply say, Kopete < Gaim is not enough. Many would disagree with you
> and you're not giving any valid reasons why. Can you so easily quantify the
> usefulness of an application to the community in general? I do not believe
> so. KDE is shaped by what the community wants and needs, and if you want
> your voice to be heard a more compelling argument is required.
>
> On another note, have you had a look at kde.openoffice.org ?
>
as far as KOPETE < GAIM. Here's one: The smilies. The way they are handled
in Kopete as compared to GAIM. GAIM has a set of smilies that correlate to
the protocol in use, MSN messenger has one set, AOL has another, etc.
depending on your theme. Not only this but you can theme each one, by
building your own themes using the best of what you like. With Kopete its
one set fits all and if AOL uses smilies not in the sets that come with
kopete sorry about your luck (and this IS the case). That makes kopete less
than GAIM in my opinion. However, when Kopete matches GAIM feature for
feature, I'll switch to it in a heart beat, because it integrates with my
other favorite apps, Kontact (kmail, knode, etc.).
--
See Ya'
Howard Coles Jr.
John 3:16!
"The act of faith is the obedience of the understanding
to God revealing, and the product of that is the obedience
of the will to God commanding."
Matthew Henry, on Romans 1:5
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