[maemo-developers] GSoC2010 global search application proposal discussion
From: Shapeshifter shapeshifter at archlinux.usDate: Sun Mar 21 23:06:18 EET 2010
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On 21/03/10 21:43, Alexander Bokovoy wrote: > On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Shapeshifter<shapeshifter at archlinux.us> wrote: > >> == Global Search Application >> An application which indexes local files and content and supports searching >> for files and content in a convenient and appealing fashion as well as >> opening results in their respective application. >> > Maemo 5 uses Tracker 0.6 to consolidate most of metadata of files > indexed already. > Harmattan (Maemo 6) is extensively using current Tracker master branch > and utilizing SparQL language as its query mechanism. > Tracker master (0.7.x) and Tracker 0.6 use different storage backend > and query mechanisms, it is quite a big difference, and it seems most > of non-file based data is going to be indexed as well, according to > the ontologies being developed. > > You can find current maemo-specific modifications of Tracker at > http://maemo.gitorious.org/tracker/, these are synced well with > Tracker master at gnome.org. > > If you want to develop something useful for Maemo 5 and 6 indexing, it > would logically be good to at least learn what is happening in this > area already and co-operate with existing code running on the device. > I see, thanks for the hint! I saw this "tracker" on the project proposal page and it didn't catch my attention because I thought it was somehow refering to the bug tracker or something. I was wondering what it did there and I didn't realize it was a project itself! That makes a lot of sense, no doubt. I'm reading through the Tracker wiki on gnome.org now to learn more about how the whole thing works. Building on tracker for a desktop search app would of course be the most obvious thing to do! Thanks again. Regards, Carol
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