Introduction - New Contributor

[Adriaan de Groot]

On Saturday 12 May 2007 16:55:08 Rich Johnson wrote:
> On Saturday 12 May 2007, Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> | Documentation that I know needs a tremendous amount of work is KPilot's
> | user manual; KMail is a more important application where a lot of new
> | features are under-documented. And of course you can just go through
> | existing manuals and check that they (still) match the apps.
>
> Adriaan, I think at UDS you heard from me to stop breaking KPilot (I wasn't
> there physically, but I was listening in) ;) 

Ah, was that *you*! Hobbsey mentioned something like that but I couldn't 
figure out where she was getting this information. And of course we need to 
figure out what "breaking" means in this context. 3.5.7 has produced a 
much-needed improvement in KPilot (but this is a subject for another list, 
really).

> starting a little smaller. If that is the case I can work with you on this
> Adriaan seeing as I am a KPilot junkie.

I do have spare palm pilots for potential contributors. Older ones which I 
received in turn from users who wanted to support KPilot development.

> | > Kudos! to all KDE developers and the entire team for
> | > KDE 4.0 alpha release. I'm waiting to breathe some
> | > 'oxygen' ;)
> |
> | KDE4 documentation hasn't really started yet, I don't think.
>
> Not yet, but I am hearing this week is probably going to start the priming.
> I am waiting for Anne-Marie to contact me concerning KOffice2 docs
> (KOffice2 meeting this weekend), so I am guessing KDE 4 docs are going to
> start soon as well. This will be a very large task, and the more the
> merrier. Thanks Roshan for your willingness to help and I look forward to
> working with you.

Yes. Is there any clarity on the toolchain yet? Is Reiner still working on 
docs.k.o? These are issues more for -doc than for -quality, again. But I'm 
curious.


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