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KHotNewStuff2 Application use-cases:
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Wallpaper
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Wallpapers are installed to a shared location (share/wallpapers) and many
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interfaces might want to invoke KNS Download Dialog to get them (desktop containment config
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window, maybe kdm, other containment config windows, maybe the frame widget config dialog.
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Vocabulary
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Vocabulary files can be shared by a few applications, those that want to share install
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their files to share/apps/kvtml/ optionally in a locale sub-folder. Each app currently
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has it's own provider and it's own data files, but they can all use each others files.
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Color Schemes
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ColorSchemes are installed to a common place, and are only invoked from the colors kcm module.
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Game apps
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Game apps probably will want to have different categories in it's knsrc file so it can use one
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knsrc file (and one download dialog) to download themes and levels (maybe?).
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KHotNewStuff2 End-user use-cases:
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Extendability:
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Fred, Sysadmin for school X is asked by language teachers to set up a KNS provider for them to
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upload vocabulary files to on their website, and have it be accessible by registered students from
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home.
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System installs:
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Fred is then asked to install all the teacher's uploaded vocab files onto each machine at the lab
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at school for students to have them accessible, each student has their own home folder, but Fred
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doesn't want to install to each person's folder, so uses the "Install to share" option, and they
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are installed to system folder, since his user has rights to write there.
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