[kde-community] QtCurve

[Jeremy Whiting]

On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 2:19 PM, Yichao Yu <yyc1992 at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Kevin Ottens <ervin at kde.org> wrote:
>>
>> That *and* the incubator is also meant for projects having a "not yet part of
>> KDE" team joining. For instance if VLC would ever want to join (random
>
> Not sure how VLC ppl feel but I am happy to see that happen. =)
>
>> example) it would go through the incubator still, even though it is "is
>> already stable and have made several releases that are packaged by a number of
>> distributions". The purpose of the incubator is not just technical but also to
>> make sure projects are well alive, active and integrated in the community.
>>
>> Now, does it apply to QtCurve? At a glance I thought it did, I can't really
>> say for sure and could be totally wrong. :-)
>>
>
> Sorry but I'm a little bit confused.
> According to what I have heard before, supports from the sysadmin and
> other teams are necessary anyway if a project want to join the KDE
> community and the list on the wiki page are very similar to what I
> have heard of before incubator. So what's the difference between going
> through the incubator or not? Is it a new name and a more organized
> procedure to deal with all that's necessary for joining the community?

Yes, the Incubator is basically just making sure the process of
joining the community is documented. It also
can help make sure someone in the community is available to help those
members of the outside project
become familiar with our community policies, how everything works, etc.

BR,
Jeremy

>
> Thank you for you clarification
>
> Yichao Yu
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