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Akonadi and Khalkhi In KDE 4.0

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 20 June 2007 at 03:56 PM EDT. Add A Comment

This week in the road to KDE 4, KDE.NEWS covered the KDE PIM libraries and related KDE technologies. Some of the personal information management applications in KDE 4.0 will be direct ports of their KDE 3.x versions, but new libraries have been introduced and old libraries reworked. Akonadi serves as KDE's new storage back-end while Khalkhi is the new contracts framework for KDE 4. KitchenSync, Mail Transport, and Syndication features were also covered in this edition. You can reads more at KDE.org.

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