* Meritocracy / Community
* Demonstrate an active and diverse development community
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*interviews with developers outside the hardcore KDE community using our technology
*interviews with local translators (getting them closer to community & showing appreciation for their work)
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* Before Akademy the community should be consulted about wishes for trainings
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...this? How can we improve outreach, and processes to move writers into the community?
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...d how you can contribute -- for instance by building software from the KDE community yourself.
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Our community has been doing unholy things with sticky notes for a few years
Kevin Ottens is a long term contributor of the KDE community. He focused for a
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...developers that don’t code C++, but are interested in contributing to the community. They can see these plugins already implemented.
* [https://eliakincosta.github.io/2017-05-21-community-bonding-gsoc-part1/ Community bonding with Krita: Part 1]
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...be useful to so many music lovers. Working with awesome people in the KDE community. Getting to learn more about how Open Source program work.
...uring GSoC: ''' During the GSoC period, I learned a lot about the huge KDE community. I also learned about the technologies used such as cmake, Qt and Qml.
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== Higher level community collaboration ==
...t contains technical issues, high level/open issues and practicalities and community, documentation, etc.
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[[Category:Amarok]] [[Category:Community]]
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KDE sets goals that help the community at large to focus on to improve upon over the next few years. The initiativ
...old goals, they are still considered as important areas to work on in the community.
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* maintains a diverse, inclusive and safe community
...iable technical infrastructure to support the community, evolving with the community
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==== Community Bonding ====
...yself more with the technologies I was going to work with. The rest of the community bonding period I worked on fixing some bugs on MyKDE - KDE's new identity s
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...:Mascot konqi-dev-kde.png|thumbnail|KDE's mascot Konqi welcomes you to the community!]]
Welcome to the community of '''KDE''', an international technology cooperative dedicated to producin
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Here at Kubuntu, we pride ourselves on being a "Friendly Computing" community!
== Community ==
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.../index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=KTp&namespace=0 Index of KDE Community Wiki pages about Telepathy]
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=== An end-user focused, openly governed free software community ===
KDE is a community of free software enthusiasts that strives to provide graphical user interf
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** Nobody is in the lead but we all work as a community
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...ill be announced later) on some KDE tools and how to get involved with the community.
== KDE community really cares about you ==
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Season of KDE is an outreach program hosted by the KDE community.
...oK projects are not limited to code-focused work, but any that benefit our community. For instance, projects can be about documentation, reports, translation, s
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