Kevin Krammer posted on Tue, 04 May 2010 08:58:55 +0200 as excerpted:
> On Tuesday, 2010-05-04, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
>> Is there any ETA for what KDE release will remove the hard dependency
>> on Akonadi on MySQL? Is there an open bug I can watch?
>>
>> I love KMail, but I'm not willing to install yet another RDBMS on my
>> system
>> to use it. (I already have SQLite and PostgreSQL installed.)
>
> I think version 1.3 can already use Postgres in both system wide and
> user owned mode.
>
> SQLite is currently worked on for the mobile branch but I am not sure
> about the state. Last I read was that it works but basically requires a
> development version of SQLite and a modified QSql driver for it.
>
> Assuming that these adaptions become stabilized before the 1.4 release,
> my guess is that some distributions will change the package dependency
> to SQLite and probably have the other two options manually installable
> for people with tens of thousands or houndret thousands of PIM items.
What I'm wanting is the akonadi/virtuoso driver, every since I read that
they were working on it, but I'm not sure if it'll be ready for 4.5. It
should be heavier duty than sqlite, more stable and without the potential
upgrade issues of mysql, and for some of us, one less dependency than
postgres, since virtuoso is already used for the semantic desktop stuff.
I really do hope it's ready for 4.5, as I just don't trust mysql to handle
kmail, nor do I think sqlite will be up to it, and I don't want to have to
worry about installing postgres.
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