How do I deal with information? — A non-tech Zeitgeist background
Ketil W Aanensen wrote an AWESOME post about use cases of Zeitgeist from a non techie point of view
PLEASE READ
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November 2009
A brief preview of Zeitgeist Framework 0.3
Zeitgeist framework 0.3 not the GNOME Activity Journal
Something that might be as a shock to some other devs is that we decided not to store annotations and bookmarks within Zeitgeist. This should be done in Tracker. Zeitgeist answers only WHEN AND HOW DATA WAS ACESSED! We store a journal of how some metadata looked …
Zeitgeist Hackfest Feedback
After a VERY VERY VERY INTENSIVE week at the Zeitgeist hackfest we are finally back. Thank you TIS, Canonical and GNOME for making it happen. It was the first time key figures of the Zeitgeist Project (Zeitgeist framework and GNOME Activity Journal) to meet up to discuss/implement and plan together. The amount of stuff …
Zeitgeist at UDS
UDS is coming and sadly none of the Zeitgeist core devs can make it. Our only hope Markus Korn caught a flu during the Zeitgeist hackfest. However Jason Smith who was involved in the setting up of the blueprints of the soon to be released 0.3 engine will be there. He is very up …
Fun facts about the Zeitgeist Framework Team
We are currently 5 hardcore developers: Mikkel, Siegfried, Markus, Alex and myself.
We all can understand as well as speak German (except for Mikkel who refuses to speak in German)
Currently the overall maintainers of the code are Mikkel, Markus and Siegfried. (We actually maintain our own modules but the 3 guys are much better coders …
FW: Zeitgeist Status Update
After a long day of discussions and writing Mikkel posted the results in his post.
This is a more or less current update of our status and where we are ATM. We do have a stable functioning engine but we r working on improving it. We covered most of our use cases and now it …