The only tricky bit is to select the correct file extension during EVERY export.
| //Project// | //Project Contact// | //KDE Contact// | //State of Play// | //Incubated// | //More Info// | The export dialog pops out and is straightforward. | ] | ] | | Canceled | | Project is not active anymore | | ]| | | Contacted, no reply | ] | is trying to incubate Basket | Treasure of the golden cheetah (Jade del Cameron novels Volume 5.) Cover.
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| ] | | | Not contacted | | Last update 2 years ago | | ] | Wayne Stambaugh (Project Leader) stambaughwgmail-dot-com | | Not contacted | | | | ] | a-l-e, jluc, jghali, MrB at #scribus | | Contacted | | Considering move after GitLab adoption, not yet confirmed | | Project | Project Contact | KDE Contact | State of Play | Incubated | More Info | **More Info** is for any other important information you think you can share with the other task participants. A "No" that the process was not successful. A "Yes" in this column indicates the project has become part of KDE. **Incubated** shows whether the process has been successful or not. **State of Play** is the point the negotiations are at, eg.: "Not contacted", "Email sent", "Talking with contact", "Contact sent message to mailing list", etc. Golden Cheetah is a fantastic program for analyzing your cycling data, especially as it’s absolutely free.
**KDE Contact** is the person that is conducting the communication on behalf of KDE **Project Contact** is name and email (or similar) of the person we are talking to within the project **Project** is name of the project linked to the project's page Projects that overlap in functionality and/or aim of working projects already within the KDE community. To ensure we can accommodate the project, we will work with the onboarding project (T7116) members so we are ready to accept mature projects into the fold. We will approach the main developers of the project, preferably through a common acquaintance, and pitch our offer. Finally they would be working with like-minded colleagues and in less of a vacuum. They would be able to take advantage of KDE's infrastructure and services (like Promo), while at the same time increasing the probability of obtaining sponsorship and funding. The projects that joined us would be able to increase number of contributors (developers, artists, translators) working on their product, increasing the bus factor. One would expect it would make KDE more attractive to a wider variety of sponsors. The community would grow with members of already active projects, thus increasing our reach with every project added.
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This would help us increase our portfolio and app catalogue, making our platform more attractive to users (= a larger catalogue of apps to install and use) and contributors (= a larger variety of projects to chose to work on). This task aims to lay out which existing projects we should approach to try and convince them to join our community. We would want to increase the number of projects working within KDE.
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