Am Donnerstag 19 September 2013, 11.31:58 schrieb Frank Reininghaus:
> Hi,

Good morning Frank

[snip]

> Thanks for the nice words!
> 
> The best long-term solution is probably to go into the QML direction,
> but this will probably have to be done by someone != Frank. When Peter
> quit (which I still consider a very sad thing for KDE) and asked me if
> I wanted to take over, I very much doubted if I would be able to do
> it, considering that I can't really spend as much time on Dolphin as
> he did. And then, during the 4.9 beta/RC cycle, I received around 50
> mails from bugs.kde.org per day for quite some time, this was really
> insane, and I would probably have gone completely mad if it was still
> like that. But I think the strategy to focus on bug-fixing and small
> improvements has worked out quite nicely and is also appreciated by
> most users. BTW, we have only 119 open bug reports at the moment (and
> 10 of these are about version control plugins, which are not part of
> Dolphin itself). I think that this is quite remarkable if you compare
> that with other KDE and non-KDE free software projects, and also if
> you consider that we had more than 300 at some point last year.

Just a big thank you here!

[snip]

Mario