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KDE's Project Silk

KDE's Project Silk

Posted Sep 22, 2009 22:15 UTC (Tue) by sebas (guest, #51660)
In reply to: KDE's Project Silk by anselm
Parent article: KDE's Project Silk

Akonadi is not about MySQL, or a daemon of its size. Akonadi is about
providing a common synchronization and access layer for PIM data.

Even if you only store three emails in it, it still makes sense to make
them accessible for your applications other than the primary email client.
You also don't want to rewrite all the email protocols over and over, for
every new email application. That's what Akonadi takes out of your hand.

As I said, an sqlite backend is under way. That would be the one catering
to those very simple use cases you're talking about. It has only become an
option very recently, due to technical issues with it (see other comment).


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