[AhCoonu7]

I feel the same. A lot of big projects fell by way side over time for various reasons. Goes with the nature of experiments, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

k3b - died with the cd-rom

calligra office - creation of LibreOffice stole the thunder

konqueror - maintaining a secure browser that isn't a fork of chrome is a tall ask these days

amarok / kmail - rewrite lost features, introduced bugs, and many existing alternatives filled the gap

That said there are still a lot of good ones still there that continue to improve every day. Kate, dolphin, KDE connect, etc.

[xorcist]

> maintaining a secure browser that isn't a fork of chrome is a tall ask these days

> maintaining a secure browser that isn't a fork of konqueror is a tall ask these days

FTFY

[The_President]

Kmail worked great for years then one update akondai would no longer sync and that was the end of it.