Quote Originally Posted by probono
Fabian, I have some reasons why I made *K*li*K* a *K* thing. For one, kdialog gets some really powerful new features soon (file and directory browsing,...). Second, the beauty of a link like klik:/BibEdit is that it is *really* easy to remember (and type - no need to go to the klik store page if you know what you want). Unlike (sorry to use your example, but it shows where this would lead to...) http://studwww.ira.uka.de/~s_franz2/...hp?run=BibEdit

That's why I prefer the KDEized solution as it is now. But as always, discussion is open
No, it would be:

http://klik.berlios.de/?run=BibEdit

Or:

http://klik.berlios.de/BibEdit

I don't think its difficult and it gives other distros the chance to use this ... (Your wine program isn't limited to KDE)

And to have it also on gnome ...

kdialog _sucks_ in my eyes as it is in no way compatible with dialog/Xdialog and has KDE as dependancy, which has the problems to limit the usage ...

The beauty of knoppix also it that it can be used (on remasters) with gnome, with icewm, and so on ...

And the Mozilla-Integration is as I've shown fairly easy ...

Talking about user-experience also includes imho to have transparency and the users choice ...

cu

Fabian