While ldap is definitely heavier for single-box systems it might just be
one of those things no one will make work in a satisfactory manner till
it's the default (like UTF-8 was - lots of latin people do not need it
but encoding problems were not solved till unicode was forced on
everyone).
And once basic ldap support is polished I can imagine quite a few wins
even for home users - having your own directory server instead of saving
contacts in dozens of incompatible formats being just one of them.
So the question is - can openldap be trimmed enough to be acceptable for
home users ?
Cheers,
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Nicolas Mailhot
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