...ation uses the KDE platform. It is recommended for all application authors who want to stress their use of KDE technology.
We recommend this label for application authors who in particular see themselves as part of the KDE community - and we hope any
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...u Council and write down the Kubuntu Vision (Manifesto), and discuss about who we are, where we are going, why are we doing this.
* Who are we (Kubuntu) in the world?
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...One has only been made possible by the generous donations of our sponsors who paid for flight tickets, accomodation, Internet access and Coke. I think it
...rticipating and inviting us for dinner and of course to all KDE developers who have made this meeting a success.
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...//www.hotelcroixbaragnon.com (also available through booking.com for those who prefer that)
* Simple room are 75€ per night, twin rooms are 98€ for those who don't mind sharing space
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...nd select an icon and hard link to them. Other issues involve some appdevs who ship their own icons. Both of these methods will cause breakage because the
...rite the HIG to provide stricter and clearer guidelines for icon designers who would want to contribute.
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* After the presentation, forming a team of students who are willing to volunteer and promote such software would be a great idea. D
...volunteers graduate from school, they should try to find younger students who are willing to volunteer. As a result, the spirit of KDE and FOSS software
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* Pass changes to another viewer who is online?
* Ability to record who made the change and when the change was made.
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If you were shipwrecked and had to share an island with a KDE contributor who would it be?
Who or what in your life would you say influenced you most?
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If you were shipwrecked and had to share an island with a KDE contributor who would it be?
Who or what in your life would you say influenced you most?
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== Who is the application for? ==
=== Who is the application ''not'' for ===
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== Who is the application for? ==
* Any user who wants to copy music to their media device
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...ather than directly. We work as a group, collaboratively, supporting those who take the lead for a particular program. New admins are always welcome.
...to urge students to read the documentation and get in contact with a team who can help them make their first commits/bug fixes
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...p days where the results of each session are briefly summarized for people who could not attend them
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...r are shortly expected. Since the commit digest is probably read by people who have a strong interest in the actual code you can give information on how t
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Who:
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==Who?==
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* documentation. who knew that there were calls to JavaScript functions called
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following questions should be answerable by anyone who reads this:
* Who are the primary users and how will they benefit?
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== Who are Our Users *now*? ==
** The people who subscribe to our list and hang out in #amarok are Linux geeks, for the most
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...d order for the agenda will be decided at the sprint. Please also indicate who is behind a certain suggestion. If you are interested in something that is
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