Nepoogle current git it's working in KDE 4.9 with Virtuoso 6.1.6.

I have found some time to play a little with nepoogle, and it's wotking great
A small issue though, icon's for ratings are missing:

šumski wrote:I have found some time to play a little with nepoogle, and it's wotking great
A small issue though, icon's for ratings are missing:

There is an install script to install icons and desktop file.

Working now

šumski wrote::<
Working now

By the way, you can change the rating clicking on stars.

Yes, i figured that
Also, some other attributes. I really like it
I do have a question though. I noticed one an add album artwork. For what would this be useful (other than showing in nepoogle)?

šumski wrote:Yes, i figured that
Also, some other attributes. I really like it
I do have a question though. I noticed one an add album artwork. For what would this be useful (other than showing in nepoogle)?

Yes, you can add, delete or modify several ontologies with keyboard combinations or even you can drag&drop urls or files to resources but, as there is no method to obtain database errors, this feature still are in alpha stage.

About the arwork this was discussed in the IRC and I believe that Conquirere it's using it but I'm not sure. All this stuff must be discussed and could be change in future releases.

Nepoogle doesn't seem to work anymore in kde 4.10.1. The last commit on github was made 6 months ago. Are you still working on nepoogle or is the project dead?

trebor wrote:Nepoogle doesn't seem to work anymore in kde 4.10.1. The last commit on github was made 6 months ago. Are you still working on nepoogle or is the project dead?

Project is paused because there is no python bindings for Nepomuk2 so any develop using old Nepomuk bindings is a dead end.

Seems like an initial version of bindings are available so, when I found free time, I will try to compile and test it but, in brief, I don't expect to have a working version until KDE 4.11.

I updated Nepoogle to add support to Nepomuk2 if someone is interesting in testing it.

Python bindings for Nepomuk2 are mandatory and are available here:

http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fse ... pomuk2.git