Sune Vuorela: kde / java / packaging


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The following is not a joke:

KDE4 needs java for best performance

more precise, soprano, used by nepomuk (semantic desktop thingie), has a sesame backend (java) and a redland backend (c ). According to upstream and…

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Sune Vuorela: kde / java / packaging

pusling.com11 comments

The following is not a joke:

KDE4 needs java for best performance

more precise, soprano, used by nepomuk (semantic desktop thingie), has a sesame backend (java) and a redland backend (c ). According to upstream and…

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