20 Dec
2011
20 Dec
'11
2:19 a.m.
On 19 December 2011 14:13, Timothy Pearson <kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net>wrote;wrote:
Okay,
Me and Pawel "L0ner" have been discussing the modularization of trinity
applications that belong in kdebase/kdegrahpics/kdenetwork etc. They are
almost all independent applications, and could be seperated as such.
Just trying to throw something fresh on the table,
Calvin Morrison
Calvin
Morrison wrote:
Exactly. Cost/benefit WAY too low for consideration by the general TDE
project. If a distribution wants to do this "on the side" they are free
to do so. ;-)
Tim Essentially Konqueror doesn't need the rest
of tdebase, and most of what
it
depends on is from tdelibs. What it does depend on can be packaged in
with
it.
Konqueror on my machine pulls in 72 different libraries, as a
comparison,
firefox pulls in at 57 and mplayer at 142
I think it might be worth considering,
You are aware that you can run Konqueror on a non-Trinity window
manager, right? What does all this work to repackage do? Save a little
disk space and download bandwidth. How much? Is it worth it? Compared
to most YouTube views, the disk space and BW for installing all the base
commands are negligible.
To me, the cost/benefit is too low, but someone might want to do it.