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List:       kde-pim
Subject:    [Kde-pim] KDE Worldwide
From:       David Findlay <david_j_findlay () yahoo ! com ! au>
Date:       2002-02-03 4:24:19
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There's a lot of hype out there right now about having contacts and calendars 
online so you can access them anywhere on any machine. I was just thinking 
how cool it would be to have a KDE server that could run somewhere. If you 
were going away you could commit all your contacts, email folders, and 
calendar stuff to it. Then while you're away, you only have to find a machine 
running KDE, you could log in with KDM(plus a few extensions). You would 
select "Log into KDE Server" on KDM, enter your username and password, and 
your desktop and icons(for apps on the machine you are on), and all your PIM 
stuff would automatically be accesible to you via a SSL encrypted protocol.

Most of the hyped systems like this work via WWW, so this could be used too. 
This is somewhere where KDE could actually provide something that companies 
only hype about. Any ideas?

David
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