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Adventures in Linux and KDE
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Below is a brief look at recent changes in the KDE projects I work on and follow!
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Adventures in Linux and KDE – Below is a brief look at recent changes in the KDE projects I work on and follow! Skip to content Adventures in Linux and KDE Below is a brief look at recent changes in the KDE projects I work on and follow! Menu Get involved Develop for KDE Report a bug Submit a patch Translating posts Contact me A bit on sponsorship and money The topic of sponsored work comes up surprisingly often. Now, many KDE developers are already sponsored by businesses to work on KDE software, either on a full-time-work basis, or for specific areas of work. But what’s less common is for a specific person to sponsor another specific person to work on a specific bug or feature. I’m talking about short-term gigs paying most likely a few hundred euros or less. This can work well for getting persistent bugs in the yellow boxes fixed. It does happen, but it’s not as common as I think anyone would like! There’s a lot of untapped potential here, I think...
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