On Saturday 17 November 2012 07:00:27 Anne Wilson did opine:
> On 17/11/2012 09:16, Rafa Griman wrote:
> > Well Duncan, I agree with you in that there are two types of
> > people, that I _don't_ like the semantic desktop and I'm also a
> > Gentoo user (and Archer). But, IMHO, the devs could have made it
> > possible to deactivate the semantic desktop for those who don't
> > need/like it. I'm saying "could" and not should, IOW: not giving
> > orders, it's just MHO ;)
>
> I think the problem is that you are wrong about this. I think Akonadi
> has been so deeply coded in that it was not possible to have it
> deactivated and the applications still run. Having two versions of
> applications to maintain is obviously overload on the developers.
>
> Personally I'd be happier without it - but I much prefer optional
> things. I like to organise my work as it suits me, so searching in
> that sense has no value to me. The big dream, though, was to make
> information cross-application (which naturally means cross-platform
> too) for any application that finds the information useful.
>
> Even that doesn't appeal to me, but looking at the number of facebook
> and twitter users, it probably would appeal to many.
>
> Anne
While I OTOH, view sites like that as potential security leakage vectors.
They want sign up info that IMO is none of their business.
Cheers, Gene
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