myself... marc collin

[Philip Rodrigues]

HI Marc,

> i have some hours to give to kde-quality
> i have a few experience in C++, more in Java and C.
>
> i'm a software engineering, can surely help with my knowledge in QA.

I can think of two things in KDE that could be described as QA. First, there's 
bug triage: the bug tracker at bugs.kde.org contains all the reported bugs, 
and quite often they need some extra work to allow the developers to easily 
investigate them (for example, steps to reproduce the problem, or  a 
backtrace).
There's some information about triaging bugs at:
http://quality.kde.org/develop/howto/howtobugs.php
and a more informal guide I wrote at:
http://accentgrave.blogspot.com/2006/03/ive-got-little-bit-of-free-time-so.html
Of course, if you prefer coding, you can fix the bugs as well :-).

Secondly, there's the EBN at www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org . It runs some 
automated checks on the KDE codebase, and points out possible issues. Fixing 
these issues is a good way to get familiar with the KDE codebase, and improve 
KDE too.

If you'd like to get started with either of those, or have any questions, 
please don't hesitate to ask.

Regards,
Philip
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