On 27 April 2010 19:11, Eva Brucherseifer <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, first of all it is lack of time. decibel is something which complements > telepathy with some specific desktop use cases (e.g. startup, configuration, > putting things together, etc). > > There is a technical challenge in telepathy APIs changing constantly, this > might be less nowadays though. Afaik telepathy work is mostly customer-driven, > which doesn't really put work with the KDE community in the centre.
Although this was definitely true in the past, I feel both of these points are no longer significant. The telepathy API has settled down much more now, and the new Qt bindings for it allow changes to be handled transparently to library users and without binary incompatible changes. Also, the number of people involved in integrating Telepathy with KDE has grown substantially in the past months and the project is making plenty of headway, with good cooperation with upstream Telepathy. George -- George Goldberg _______________________________________________ Decibel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/decibel
