KDE Plans 'Google-like' Search Capabilities
CoolFX writes "Developers of KDE have announced plans to simplify searching for files on the open-source Linux desktop environment by adding a Google-style search feature. The next version of KDE, which will either be called 3.4 or 4, is expected to include the new search feature... Aaron Seigo, a KDE developer, said the community has already been discussing and writing code for the new search engine at the KDE Community World Summit."
Now, how is this going to work? First off, when I do a search on google there are dozens if not hundreds of PC's involved in various aspects of the search. I get my results in under a second. My computer - although fairly decent itself - is only a mid-tower. There is no way I can support even one PC to assist in searching.
Aside from the logistics problems, where the heck am I going to get the pigeons anyway?
Karma: SELECT `karma` FROM `users` WHERE `userid`=138474;
Just as long as they don't call it Koogle.
Athletic Scholarships to universities make as much sense as academic scholarships to sports teams.
Duke Nukem: now with Google-style weapons lookup!
Norton Antivirus: Now with Google-style virus lookup!
AutoCad 2005: Now with Google-style component lookup!
Crazy world. Next thing you know they'll be hooking up lava-lamps to build machines.
* note: not actually random, void where prohibited...