On Mon, 2010-09-06 at 22:58 +0100, sam tygier wrote: > i suspect if the KDE libs were split more finely it would mean lots more > smaller packages, longer install times, longer upgrade times and more work > for devs. so it would be a compromise.
Would not an extendible Desktop environment framework be desirable, though? Obviously if anything like this were to be done, it'd be a multi-year project, and need the co-operation of all major DE projects. But a standard DE protocol that all environments adhere to would be of huge benefit IMO, with all but the most implementation-specific bits split out into common, shared, cross-environment libraries -- Tony Atkinson Email: tatkinson...@googlemail.com PGP: F2B9184B
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