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Revision as of 20:26, 30 May 2021
Fedora KDE Special Interest Group
Mission
The KDE SIG (Special Interest Group) is a group of Fedora contributors that maintain KDE packages in Fedora, as well as the KDE Spin. Their mission is to provide high-quality, usable KDE software packages to Fedora users and developers, and to support one another in maintaining those packages.
Communication
The KDE SIG conducts meetings on Mondays at 1800 UTC, with a meeting duration of 1 hour. These take place here on KDE's BigBlueButton instance. In here, we will discuss issues and improvements related the KDE software stack on Fedora, especially those that are filed on our issue tracker. We mostly communicate using voice chat, and some of us will share camera feeds. There is also text chat if you prefer that. Here is the meeting calendar.
We also have Matrix and libera.chat IRC (#fedora-kde[?]) rooms, both of which are bridged to each other.
For more formal proposals, bug reports, suggestions, etc, we have a Pagure issue tracker.
How you can help
If you have no idea how to help us, here are some areas we always need help with:
- Packagers: There are so many interesting packages that are not yet packaged for Fedora. If you want to see it in Fedora, here are Fedora's packaging guidelines.
- Reviewers: Only a few people are doing kde-related reviews. Help us review so that more packages can be included.
- Testing/QA: If you want to help test KDE software, use the updates-testing repository, and report bugs here. You might also like to get acquainted with Fedora's QA process.
- Wiki: Maintain KDE-related wiki pages and keep the info up-to-date. Here is a good place to start.
More info
Participants
- Than Ngo
- RexDieter
- Kevin Kofler
- SebastianVahl
- ArthurPemberton
- LaithJuwaidah
- MaryEllenFoster
- Lukáš Tinkl
- StevenParrish
- ShawnStarr
- Ben Boeckel
- Nigel Jones
- Lorenzo Villani
- Klaatu
- Jaroslav Řezník
- Sven Lankes
- Juha Tuomala
- Angel
- JerryAmundson
- Adam Miller
- Thomas Janssen
- Shaun Mallette
- Rares Aioanei
- Marco Crosio
- Wolnei Cândido Tomazelli Junior
- Todd
- Eike Hein
- Radek Nováček
- Pavel Mynarsky
- Robin 'cheese' Lee (LI Rui Bin)
- Magnus Tuominen
- Helio Chissini de Castro
- Dmitrij S. Kryzhevich
- Athmane Madjoudj
- Minh Ngo
- Siddharth Sharma
- Jayson Rowe
- Joseph Marrero
- Martin Bříza
- Jan Grulich
- Dan Vrátil
- Gerald Cox
- Bryan Sutherland
- Sinny Kumari
- Dan Mossor
- Christian Dersch
- Andreas Christoforou
- Germano Massullo
- Wesley Otugo
- Kieran Moore
- Troy Dawson
- Glenn Johnson
- Carson Black
- Marc Deop
- Ben Cotton
- Timothée Ravier
- Neal Gompa
Historical
The following links and sections are quite outdated.
Fedora KDE Spin
The Fedora KDE SIG played an integral role in creating the Fedora 7 KDE-Live spin and continues this work for subsequent Fedora releases:
KDE changes in previous releases
Fedora 22:
Fedora 20:
Fedora 20 21:
Fedora 15:
Fedora 13:
- list of planned KDE-specific features
Fedora 10 and further:
- Fedora KDE branding (Plasma, desktop, etc.)
- Features/KDE42 (Fedora 11)
- Fedora KDE spin page content (Fedora 12)
For Fedora 8 and further, it will also be central in integrating KDE 4:
- KDE 4 Development Platform (Fedora 7 updates and Fedora 8)
- Releases/FeatureKDE4 (Fedora 9 and beyond, full KDE 4 desktop workspace)
Joining the SIG
Joining the KDE SIG is as simple as being part of Fedora and having a love for KDE. Once you are a contributor to Fedora, you can join the SIG by adding your name above and communicating with the rest of the team in the usual Fedora channels.