RFC: kdenonbeta reorganisation

Frank Karlitschek karlitschek at kde.org
Fri Sep 17 21:52:26 BST 2004


On Friday 17 September 2004 13:44, Carlos Leonhard Woelz wrote:
> On Friday 17 September 2004 07:50, Daniel Molkentin wrote:
> > On Friday 17 September 2004 12:38, Waldo Bastian wrote:
> > >2) kdereview-1, kdereview-2, ..., kdereview-N
> > >
> > >The kdereview modules are intended as staging area for relative stable
> > >software before it goes to one of the main KDE modules, or to
> > > kdeextragear. Typically it would be used to adjust imported projects to
> > > the KDE build environment and ideally it would receive a security
> > > review, usability review and some style guide compliance checking
> > > before it moves along.
> >
> > This is a place for the KDE quality teams and the usability people to
> > hook in before an application actually gets released. Usability people
> > should ideally also be involved with kdeplayground if the application
> > involves a UI.
>
> There are very nice improvements and applications in kde-apps.org and
> kde-look.org that could be integrated to KDE, because they are never
> submitted. Moreover, we could gain new active developers if their
> developers are integrated to the normal KDE development process. Creating
> the kdereview modules is a great solution to the adjustment problem, so
> when the kdenonbeta move is completed, I would like to make a dot /
> kde-look / kde-apps announcement, discussing the benefits /
> responsabilities of maintaining your app / patches inside KDE.

Exactly!
I think the proposed modules structure could motivate more developers from 
kde-apps/kde-look to develop in cvs.

Cheers
Frank


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Frank Karlitschek
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