Blogs about: Nepomuk
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An architecture for the social semantic desktop, first draft
In this week meeting we also discussed the architecture of Nepomuk. When it is agreed it is a Service Oriented Architecture, we had to discuss if it is a middleware or something different. The result … more →
my understanding
Tasktop le bureau sémantique de Mandriva 2010
Nicolas Boucher wrote 3 weeks ago: La promesse de Mandriva pour le bureau sémantique, c’est de permettre une plus grande producti … more →
Nepomuk Prints
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manmakehome wrote 3 weeks ago: Check out these great, impressively-sized screen prints from Nepomuk… Although, maybe the guy … more →
Just another way of browsing your files
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: The Zeitgeist guys created a fuse file system called zeitgeistfs. It is basically a calendar contain … more →
SPARQL is weird...
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: It really is. The following query is the only way I found to exclude folders when looking for files: … more →
Virtuoso - Once More With Feeling
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: The Virtuoso backend for Soprano and, thus, Nepomuk can be seen as rather stable now. So now the big … more →
And Yet Another Post About Virtuoso
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: Today nearly all problems are solved. OpenLink provided a patch that makes inserting very large lite … more →
Virtuoso - for real!
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: Soprano 2.3.63 – that is the magic version number you need to look out for. And then once you … more →
Nepomuk Development - You Should Get Into It
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: So far I have had trouble getting people on board Nepomuk development. I have been told that it has … more →
Virtuoso
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: We are nearly there: … more →
Aggregating Nepomuk
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 1 month ago: Recently there have been some posts on Nepomuk in KDE. Tobias König blogged about how to Pimp my Nep … more →
Nepomuk is useful, but is it useable?
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mat69 wrote 1 month ago: Lately there where some blogs on Nepomuk and in the comment section there were also some critic poin … more →
A Bit Of Nepomuk Goodness On Your Developer Fingertips
Sebastian Trüg wrote 2 months ago: And yet another technical blog entry. This time it concerns the latest improvements in sopranocmd (S … more →
File indexing on Fedora 11 for KDE4.3
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Todor Tsankov wrote 2 months ago: Today I’ve got really frustrated that I cannot search through my documents quickly and made a … more →
GSoC Wrap-up Part 2
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 3 months ago: Last time I presented the work Adam Kidder did on Nepomuk virtual folders in the GSoC. Today the sto … more →
GSoC Wrap-up Part 1
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 3 months ago: This year’s Google Summer of Code has ended. And it was a great success! This year I had the p … more →
Nepomuk Data Layout
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 3 months ago: I am happy to announce that I just finished writing an article about the data layout in Nepomuk. I t … more →
Fixing Bugs is Fun
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 3 months ago: Yes, sometimes it is. And sometimes it is a good thing that David Faure does not answer your pings b … more →
A Nepomuk Vision
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Sebastian Trüg wrote 3 months ago: It is always a pleasure being able to blog about someone else writing about Nepomuk. In this case it … more →
Introduction to RDF and SPARQL by the Other Guy
Sebastian Trüg wrote 4 months ago: As you might know already Tracker is now using RDF and SPARQL and also the Nepomuk ontologies. One o … more →
