Hello!:)
Two years ago I wrote a manual how to configure and use Nepomuk in KDE 4.7 as
an end user. By this is, it was the only manual for users I could find on the
internet.
This week I thought it was time for an update, so I wrote down all the changes
I could find between the versions 4.11 and 4.7.
But there were some usability details that were difficult to explain in words,
mostly I assume because they have technical reasons but make it more difficult
for the user which is unaware of the background.
Just an example:
The different search results of the same keyword, depending on if the search
dialog was called while being in an indexed or in a non-indexed folder in
Dolphin (even it the search is system-wide). Don't get me wrong, it worked
absolutely fine, I just wondered about the usability.
or: writing "tags:/" into the Dolphin address bar is the only way to list all
available tags?
These are conclusions I made from observing the behaviour.
My question now:
Could somebody who knows how the integration in KDE works take a quick look
over the manual, and confirm that the integration of Nepomuk in KDE is really
intended this way?
http://kdenepomukmanual.wordpress.com/
Thank you very much for you work! I'm using Nepomuk since 3 years and it
really helps me a lot. This is my effort to make more people use it.
Have a nice day!
Martin
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