Let's hope so. Anyway I had an idea about whole Trinity, I already talked about this with Calvin and he liked this idea. I'd split whole trinity into 3 components: Trinity Libs, Trinity Desktop Enviroment and Trinity Apps. And call the whole thing Trinity Project Trinity libs: qt3, tdelibs and other libs we provide TDE: things only needed for desktop Enviroment. panels, menus, kcontrol, kwin ecc... Trinity apps: apps based on Trinity libs, but which do not require TDE to be run. What do you think about it? Besides, split current tde* monolithic groups into single apps. Do we have any reason to keep them as they are?
As I just mentioned in another response, I VERY MUCH like the idea of modularization. I think that would be a great R15 priority. (R14 sorely needs to focus on paper cuts. :) )
One of the appealing aspects about GTK desktops is the significant availability of apps. For GTK users, building TDE in a similar manner would help induce users to pick and choose non GTK apps from TDE.
Not to mention reducing build and debugging issues. :)
Darrell