Help get KDE apps into Hungarian education

[Johnny Jazeix]

Hi Áron,
great to hear!
Is GCompris already in the list for schools? It has Hungarian translation
completed at every version (we plan a v3.0 for mid-January).
There are software like kalzium in https://invent.kde.org/education/, even
if the translation is not fully completed in Hungarian (maybe the FSF.hu
can help regarding the missing translation if they have people interested).

Cheers,

Johnny

Le mar. 20 déc. 2022 à 18:02, Kovács Áron <aron.kovacs at kde.org> a écrit :

> Hi everyone,
>
> Earlier this year I contacted FSF.hu - the foundation creating a custom
> Ubuntu version which Hungarian schools and students taking the Érettségi
> (our equivalent to a matura/bac/abitur) can use - about potentially
> including Krita and Kate in the software catalogue, since these 2 can help
> solve the exercises.
>
> The person responsible for the image supports the idea and responded with:
> (please excuse any translation errors)
>
> *"Once a year (in August) we have the opportunity to submit a new image to
> the Office of Education, which can be added to the official software list
> after editorial approval. I will try to write this up so that it is not
> left out of the next version next June/July! Recommendations beyond that
> [Krita and Kate] are welcome! Packages that are not required for the exam
> but useful for daily learning may be included, this is also supported by
> our editor, he only tests the packages on the software list. At the same
> time, we don't want to overstep the mark, it's a delicate line, but we are
> happy to include up-and-coming, stable new releases...  Best regards: Péter
> Gödöny "unofficial" Ubuntu activist"*
>
> Our goal is to promote KDE software in education. *Including something in
> this "OS" makes it possible for students to use it for the exam, thereby
> more likely that teachers choose to teach them.* Kids learning some KDE
> stuff would be certainly useful for the Community in the long term.
>
> So, I'd like to ask for opinions (of educators and everyone):
>
> *What KDE apps useful in everyday learning would you recommend
> recommending to FSF.hu? *It's a plus if they are very stable and have
> good Hungarian translations.
>
> You can try last year's Ubuntu Érettségi ReMix image here
> <https://dload-oktatas.educatio.hu/erettsegi/programok2021/ubuntuReMix-20.04-desktop64.iso> (you
> have to guess the URL currently, but let's hope that changes) and find an
> example of our Érettségi exam here
> <https://dload-oktatas.educatio.hu/erettsegi/feladatok_2022tavasz_emelt/e_infang_22maj_fl.pdf>
> .
>
> Thanks and happy holidays in advance.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Áron Kovács
>
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-community/attachments/20221220/28b39f3b/attachment.htm>