On Friday 12 February 2010 15:37:20 Dotan Cohen wrote: > > It has good integration with KDE software, but is an independent > > application. No, it's not always obvious. > > If we are on the subject (hijacking my own thread) then why is Amarok > considered a KDE application? It is also an independent application. Hehe - it isn't independent. Like a few other applications they choose to keep a separate website, and it's not part of the Software Compilation, but as I understand it, it's hosted on KDE servers, uses KDE bug-tracking, and so on. No, it's not obvious to users. I guess that where the dividing line isn't obvious, it's safer to use the 'kde-users' list. Take a look at the mailman listinfo page for kde and kde- users and see the difference. Anne -- KDE Community Working Group New to KDE Software? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
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