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Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! FOSS Projekte statt One-Man-Vaporware Milian Wolff 13.12.2010 Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 1/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Uber¨ Mich uber¨ sechs Jahre Erfahrung als Webdeveloper mehrere Vaporware Projekte seit ca. zwei Jahren KDE Entwickler (KDevelop, Kate, ...) Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 2/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Ubersicht¨ 1 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten 2 KDE Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 3/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Infrastruktur VCS (git, svn, cvs, hg,...) Bugtracker Forum Mailing Listen Webseite, Wiki ... Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 4/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Community Support Erfahrung Promo / Marketing Testing / QA Packaging Ubersetzungen¨ (i18n) Finanzielle Förderung, Rechtshilfe (KDE e.V.) ... Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 5/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Events Hack Sprints Akademy / GUADEC / DesktopSummit FOSDEM / FrOSCon / LinuxTag / . Google Summer of Code Google Code In ... Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 6/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Nutzen Erfahrung / Qualifikation / Job Freunde / Spass Feedback / Spenden ... Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 7/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Ubersicht¨ 1 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten 2 KDE Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 8/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Vielseitigkeit KDELibs / KDEBase Plasma PIM SDK Multimedia Edu / Science Calligra (KOffice) Promo i18n / Dokumentation Bugsquad ... Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 9/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Der erste Patch Scratch your own itch\ " Developer-Umgebung einrichten http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started Source Code beschaffen http://gitweb.kde.org/ http://websvn.kde.org/ Hack! Upstreamen: Reviewboard, IRC, Mailinglist, . Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 10/11 Vorteile von etablierten FOSS Projekten KDE Fragen? Milian Wolff [email protected] Milian Wolff | Engagiert euch in Open Source Projekten! 11/11.

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