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== Manifesto Compliance Plan ==
== Manifesto Compliance Plan ==
 
* Open Governance: The project has a tradition of discussing proposed changes with interested users (bug reporters)
List the actions planned to get in compliance with the manifesto. Don't hesitate to even list parts of the manifesto which don't require action and highlight why. This part will really be used as a discussion starting point with the project sponsor.
* Free Software: All parts of Kup are under GPL2+ to ensure they stay free.
* Inclusivity: Have already welcomed help from many translators and packagers. Accepts that KDE gives write access for any KDE developer.
* Innovation: Commited to keep trying to find better solutions, invite and consider all proposals for improvements.
* Common ownership: Moving this project to KDE umbrella is motivated partly by finding others to share ownership with.
* End-user focus: I believe a big reason why Kup is already popular despite almost zero marketing is the effort on guiding decisions based on how the software is actually used in practice.


== Sponsor Checklists ==
== Sponsor Checklists ==

Revision as of 07:47, 17 June 2019

Kup Backup System

Sponsor: Nate Graham

Backup scheduler integrated into Plasma that offers both synchronized and versioned backups for easy safekeeping of personal files.

Team

Simon Persson

Manifesto Compliance Plan

  • Open Governance: The project has a tradition of discussing proposed changes with interested users (bug reporters)
  • Free Software: All parts of Kup are under GPL2+ to ensure they stay free.
  • Inclusivity: Have already welcomed help from many translators and packagers. Accepts that KDE gives write access for any KDE developer.
  • Innovation: Commited to keep trying to find better solutions, invite and consider all proposals for improvements.
  • Common ownership: Moving this project to KDE umbrella is motivated partly by finding others to share ownership with.
  • End-user focus: I believe a big reason why Kup is already popular despite almost zero marketing is the effort on guiding decisions based on how the software is actually used in practice.

Candidate ready

Status Description Notes
DONE Project description See above
DONE Project team See above
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Incubating

Status Description Notes
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