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== Getting in Touch == | == Getting in Touch == | ||
Revision as of 04:54, 23 October 2022
"KDE libraries and applications are available to you, no matter if you are a commercial developer, manager or free software hacker. You are invited to not only just use the toolkit - you can contribute your own solutions and improvements to the KDE community."
The KDE on Windows Initiative is an ongoing project to port the KDE applications to Windows.
Application Installers
Installers from Application Websites
- digiKam
- Kate & KWrite
- KDevelop
- KEXI
- Kile
- KMymoney
- Krita
- Marble Virtual Globe
- Umbrello UML Modeller
- RKWard
App Stores / Package Managers
- KDE Software in the Microsoft Store
- Microsoft Store app link: ms-windows-store://publisher/?name=KDE+e.V.
News
- Hannah von Reth: https://twitter.com/the2ring
- Blog roll of Kevin Funk: http://kfunk.org/tag/kde-windows/
- Piyush Aggarwal: https://tm9k1.github.io/blog/
Getting in Touch
- IRC: #kde-windows on Libera Chat
- Telegram: KDE Windows
- Mailing list: [email protected] (subscribe, archives)
Development
- Build KDE on Windows using Craft
- Debugging on Windows
- Development Workflow
- Tools (required or useful)
- Source code in the KDE git: Craft
- How to Help / Join