Now that kde-4.8's implements a common backend with gnome-keyring, try to identify hard-deps on gnome-keyring, and find a way to allow a fully-featured kde-only fedora desktop without gnome-keyring present.
Not sure if my understanding of the details here is complete. For more reading, https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeutils/ksecrets http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Utils/ksecretsservice It would appear ksecretservice and gnome-kerying are not viable drop-in-replacements for one another (yet).
Well, "no migration tool exists" only means that secrets stored before switching will be lost when switching. It doesn't mean they aren't drop-in replacements as far as the apps are concerned. The lack of migration means dragging in ksecrets instead of gnome-keyring as an update for F16 would not be that great, but for a new release, I guess we could pull it off with appropriate release notes. But of course, it'd be better if migration of stored data were easily possible!
meh, kde upstream dropped ksecrets from 4.9. we can revisit this when they do