Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1761 mails)

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On Wednesday, August 18, 2010 01:34:09 am C wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 10:12, Peter Nikolic wrote:
> > No  it is the ability to have your addressbook contacts sorted as
> > for instance i have a group called QMC   and another QMC-Comm
> >  Friends  and so on  if i choose only members of QMC are listed
> >  and no others apart from crossovers from other groups
>
> Right, that's what I thought.  I poked around in the KDE forums a
> bit.. seems it's not possible in the 4.4.4 release.  They reworked
> the distribution lists thing and called it Groups... from what I
> read in the little digging I did on KDE.org it seems that some of
> the missing functionality is coming back in a post 4.5 release.. I
> didn't find anything about which release it's targeted for.
>
> > And i do wish we could get away from this reliance on databases in
> > every application  as for Mysql   well never could see the need
> > for something like that on a desktop  it is a server function and
> > thats where it needs to stay .
>
> Every app is doing it.. even Firefox.  I can see the point...
> scalability.. reliability.. no more flat file storage.  It does
> introduce now issues though.
>
> > Sure hope so cus it not up to much right now  fortunately the
> > laptop is still is still on 11.2 KDE 3.5.10  and working fine
> >  just means i have to get the lappy out just to do mailing labels
> > ect  or Committee lists    bit annoying when i got a desktop on
> > all the time with several times the power
>
> I poked the KDE PIM bug list, but nothing jumped out at me as
> specific to this feature.  It might be worth taking a look there to
> see if your specific need/request is tracked at bugs.kde.org  If not
> it'll be in your interest to raise a new bug and remind the devs of
> the feature.
Take a look at KDE bugs 247881 and 247886, They involve multiple 
groups also and could be releated to above issues. 

> C.

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