Hello, On sekmadienis 31 Liepa 2011 20:33:33 Rafael Belmonte wrote: > Hello, I am mailing, KDE Extras Team, and Mozilla Team because my petition > is related to both teams. > This is to remember you about the existence of Kmozillahelper or also > called firefox-kde-support. > This is a package which provides Firefox (or Iceweasel in our case) a > better KDE integration and support, adding the following features: > > * Getting proxy configuration > * Getting default applications by file extension, type, and protocol > * The "Open with:" dialog > * The file open dialog > * The file save dialog, with KIO network transparency > * The directory selection dialog > * Opening files with default applications > * Running applications > * Opening the default feed reader > * Opening the default mail client > * Opening the default news client > * Checking and setting the default web browser > * Showing KDE notifications on download completions > > This is already being used in OpenSuse (which is also upstream), and also > is used in Kubuntu packaged as "firefox-kde-support". > You can find upstream software here: > http://gitorious.org/firefox-kde-opensuse > And information about the Ubuntu package here: > http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/kmozillahelper > The Debian Bug #608171 is also related to this matter. > The current KDE integration of Iceweasel has a lot to be desired compared > with the other mentioned distributions, please consider joining efforts to > make it better on Debian KDE desktop.
Well, personally I would be kind of interested in seeing better iceweasel integration with KDE Platform. However: 1) as far as I can tell from #608171, some patch is needed for iceweasel. Unfortunately, iceweasel maintainers do not seem very fond of it. Personally, I'm not willing to invest my time into developing a better patch/solution for iceweasel. 2) ITP is already owned by P. J. McDermott. So unless this is a request for sponsorship or take over, I don't see how anybody from KDE maintainers can help here. -- Modestas Vainius <mo...@debian.org>
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