I hope I'm missing something here, but I can't think what. I did an install of F19 Final RC2 from DVD with the KDE package set selected. After install I can set up a mail account in KMail OK, but I don't seem to be able to create todo list entries, calendar events or contacts in Kontact. Or, rather, I can see at least in ~/.local/share/contacts that a .vcf for my test contact is created, but Kontact does not appear to show it. It's possible the same happens to todo list entries and calendar events, but I don't know where to check for those. Hope I'm missing something here, but if not, this looks like a final blocker per "All applications listed under the Applications menu or category must withstand a basic functionality test and not crash after a few minutes of normal use." - creating contacts and todo list entries would appear to be 'basic functionality' for a contact list app and a todo list app.
Tested with two user accounts on one install, then a fresh install (from live image this time) and another user account.
The checkbox at calendar/todo list/addressbook in respective applications must be checked in order for the items to be displayed. It's annoying that the checkbox is not checked by default, but that's for another bug report :)
So it turns out this is working fine, just either stunningly stupid design or a bug: KDE has checkboxes for each calendar / contact list / whatever (of course it does! it's KDE!), and they are unchecked by default, at least in my testing. When I find and click the checkbox, the contacts / events / whatever suddenly show up. Removing blocker nomination, dropping severity.
d'oh, edit conflict.
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