Chris Howells wrote:

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> While discussing problems with webcvs.kde.org (in private mail), it was 
> wondered whether it would be possible to have a little cleanup of obsolete 
> items on the CVS server. (can we just rm -rf stuff? )
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> This is a brief list (there is more, I'm sure).
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> canossa                 <-- WAY outdated, never used
>  corba                   <-- Same here
>  genesis                 <-- Last commits almost 2 years ago, appears dead
>  kciv                    <-- Code from 1998, appears very dead
>  kde-qt-addon            <-- obsolete
>  kde-redhat              <-- No idea what this is; looks like a collection
>                              of spec files for KDE 1.1
>  kdewidgets              <-- Code from 1998, appears very dead
>  kdraw                   <-- Code from 1998, obsoleted by Kontour?
>  klyx, klyx2             <-- At least one of these is obsolete; AFAIK the
>                              current code is in the base lyx?
>  KodeKnight              <-- Last commits in 1998
>  korganizer              <-- Obsoleted by kdepim
>  kpfa                    <-- No idea what this is... The files are from 1998.
>  ksite                   <-- No idea what this is... The files are from 1998.
>  ksm-database            <-- Seems to be KDE 1.1 stuff
>  shaman                  <-- No idea what this is... The files are from 1998.
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This is KDE history. I vote for keeping old cvs modules as long as we 
don't have to worry about disk space.

Greetings,
Matthias