KDE 4.2 requires local MySQL Server

[Rangeen Basu]

it was hidden behind a terminal window.  I was going to go back and try
> to figure out was it was all about....but subsequently forgot about it.
> Your post did enlighten me as to what happened as I now recall seeing
> "akonadi" at some point.
>
> But, I have been using the latest version of KDE for the past several
> days...and I haven't been bothered or presented with the need to know
> anything about MySQL.  I only now notice there is an instance of MySQL
> running not taking up much resources.  I'm not sure it would have come
> to my attention if you hadn't written your post.
>
> Took a quick look at http://pim.kde.org/akonadi/ and on the surface
> seems like a reasonable direction/idea.  So, not quite sure as to why
> you may consider this to be a big issue.
>
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I double that. Why should it bother a user if the akonadi interface takes
care of all database operations. All the user has to do is fill in gui.



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Rangeen Basu Roy Chowdhury

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