Sebastian Trüg schrieb:
> So today is monday? Can we agree on a solution? Should we wait for another 
> week and try to solve the windows and cmake problems first?
>
> Cheers,
> Sebastian
>
> On Monday 09 April 2007 18:34:53 Allen Winter wrote:
>   
>> Just in case some core developers missed these messages on kde-devel.
>> Please also notice that aseigo discusses  Nepomuk in kdelibs 4.0 down
>> below. -Allen
>>
>> ----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
>>
>> Subject: [REMINDER] Upcoming KDE 4.0 Milestones
>> Date: Monday 09 April 2007
>> From: Allen Winter <winter@kde.org>
>> To: kde-devel@kde.org
>>
>> Howdy,
>>
>> A little reminder of the KDE 4.0 milestones that are coming within the next
>> month. Comments? Concerns?
>> -Allen
>>
>>
>> Milestone: kdelibs Hackathon Week,  15 Apr - 21 Apr
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Goals:
>>  kdelibs polishing and fine-tuning.
>>  Full API review of Phonon and Solid (Oslo meeting)
>> ->The Hackathon Week is not a week of free-for-all-fun in kdelibs.
>> -> It is intended for polishing, scrubbing, cleaning the API.
>> -> The BIC Monday rule is still in effect
>>
>> Milestone: Alpha Release + kdelibs soft API Freeze, 1 May
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> ---- Goals:
>> The kdelibs API is frozen. This means that the classes and interfaces are
>> not allowed to change, except with permission of the core developers.  To
>> make an API change, post a kdelibs API exception request to the
>> kde-core-devel mailinglist with an explanation and the code. If there are
>> no objections after a week, the change can be committed. NOTE: all affected
>> modules must continue to compile and work as expected.
>>     
Was it considered to have the kdelibs api (as much as possible) platform 
independent ? 

Ralf