New default web browser on KDE Spin
Gerald B. Cox
gbcox at bzb.us
Sat Aug 1 18:11:02 UTC 2015
On Sat, Aug 1, 2015 at 10:36 AM, Luigi Toscano <luigi.toscano at tiscali.it>
wrote:
> Maybe it's possible to force Google to change this information, I will ping
> KDE sysadmins.
> If you check any other page around on kde.org you will find the correct
> definition (the one I mentioned before).
>
> My point was simply there is still quite a bit of information out there,
and if the KDE
team is sensitive to KDE being referred to as a Desktop Environment, they
need to realize
it's going to take a massive PR push to change that mindset. Most people
could care less.
> It depends on the set of default. There is no default browser for Plasma.
>
> It's a browser shipped with KDE Applications. Can you find anywhere that
> it's
> the default browser for Plasma?
>
> Again, that is a bit pedantic. Anyone who has used KDE or whatever it's
name
du jour associate Konqueror with KDE.
> A browser is unfortunately a really important component of the system
> nowadays
> and even talking with upstream won't magically make it appears, even if I
> really would like it.
>
Agreed, and it would be nice if upstream would share it's roadmap
concerning that. Again,
I haven't read anything that says Konqueror is going away; to the contrary
it is described as a
key application. If KDE (or again whatever it's called) wants to get out
of the browser business, that's fine;
but it needs to be stated and not on some mailing list. Put it on the
webpage for Konqueror.
That all said, I get the point about KDE Plasma Workspaces and KDE
Applications;
for the purposes of this thread however, it's a distinction without a
difference.
>
>
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