J Leslie Turriff via tde-devels wrote:
Important though is I like tinkering with them much like people tinker with old cars. There is a strong nostalgic effect playing with them. I wish I still had my C-64 and Amiga 1000 and 3000.
I wish I could do with DCOP what I could with the Amiga's inter-application ports. (It's not that DCOP doesn't provide such an interface, but that TDE applications don't provide much in the way of user-level commands; e.g. YAM allows one to easily navigate mail folders, switch mail items, etc.; there are no similar commands in Kmail's DCOP interface, mostly they are involved with manipulating windows, not their contents; and in KDE and TDE there is no information about DCOP capabilities in applications' handbooks, so it's very hard to figure out how to do much with DCOP.
I disagree here, in kdcop you should see the applications and there interfaces. It depends on the application what functionality is exposed to dcop.
BR