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seperate KDE applications from each other
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First i wanna thank you for that amazing Desktop
i used to work on fedora kde ll the time but last month a i tested arch linux i found them seprating the packages like this kdepim-core kdepim-blogilo kdepim-kontact ... ... kde,ultimedia-core kdemultimedia-kmix kdemultimedia-juk ..... so if i need BLOGILO for example i dont have to install the whole kdepim package only the core and blogilo package i like that so much and i want to ask if kde team could mak this the default way to release the desktop thanks again |
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I think you will find that other distros also allow you to make a selection and only install what you need.
John Hudson, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Oct.
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fedora and ubuntu doesn't
can you select in openSUSE to install kget and remove kppp and other kdenetwork applications  ?????is this issue belongs to the distro packagers 
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How packages are released is not up to the KDE release dudes. The KDE community itself only releases source packages. What the distributions make out of it is up to them.
One thing to keep in mind though are dependencies between certain apps. E.g. you can't run Dolphin without the KDElibs. |
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Yes.
Man is the lowest-cost, 150-pound, nonlinear, all-purpose computer system which can be mass-produced by unskilled labor.
-NASA in 1965 |
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