Comment # 2 on bug 1159041 from Christophe Giboudeaux

I also added some notes to some requests. Here are more information:

> jovie
> kaccessible
Replaced by the Qt5 accessibility module

> kvkbd
plasma5 has a virtual keybord functionality

> keepassx
> kpassgen

keepassxc should be preferred
Abandoned security applications mean they're dangerous for users.

> kdesdk4-scripts
Replaced by its KF5 package

> kuser
systemsettings5 has a user configuration module (the yast module shall be
preferred for user management IMO)

> kppp
> kvpnc
networkmanager is the modern way to set up connections

> libkdegames4
No use without kdegames4 (long gone)

> kate4-parts
> konsole4-part
These are only kparts, not applications. 

> kepas
Last release 11 years ago...
KDE Frameworks5 contain a DNSSD module.

> libkqoauth
This only supports Oauth 1.0. Afaik, this is not considered secured (and I'm
not sure many services are still using this version)

> klinkstatus
Can be replaced by linkchecker (which has an update in factory not submitted to
leap)

> python-pyside
> python-pyside-tools
No user in Leap. pyside2 is available.

> Qross
Bindings for kross which was mostly only useful to koffice (long gone).


> libjreen
No user in Leap except old tomahawk releases. The Leap 15.2 tomahawk package
uses libjreen-qt5

> tomahawk
No activity upstream, half dead website. You can keep it if you really want
obsolete programs.

> H2rename
Leap 15.2 has krename (Qt5 based)

> kremotecontrol
No idea if that still works (or if it ever worked)


> fate   (fate is still used by some departments in SUSE AFAIK)
Interestingly, the maintainers still didn't delete the broken _link in the
devel project.