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1. | Where can I report a wish, a patch or a comment? |
An open source projects greatest strength is derived from getting user feedback. That is why we love to hear what you have to say. The most convenient way is to use the Krusader Forum. For information on what remains to be done look at the Todo Forum. Adding todo items into the Todo Forum is for developers only, but feel free to post to the New Features Discussions/Requests Forum for things that aren't on the Todo Forum, but should be. If you have a nice feature request, the Krusader Krew will add your request to the Krusader Forum. For more information about the forum click here . You can reach us by mail or drop us a note in our Krusader Forum.
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2. | Where can I report a bug? |
We have a online Bug Tracking System. Using the online bug-tracker helps us have a clear and orderly way to know how many bugs are open, bug priority and follow-ups. It saves us the long time needed to browse the entire Krusader forum, searching for yesterdays bug. Please use this system. Before reporting a bug, please regard the following:
Thanks for your cooperation! NoteIf possible, try to do the same operation with Konqueror or an other KDE application. If you encounter the same problem than it is possibly a KIOSlave or KDE (kdelibs) bug, and not a Krusader bug. Krusader uses the KDE libraries and the KIOSlaves for many operations. In some cases you can encounter problems if your distribution is incorrectly configured, please test it first as explained above, thanks!
NoteIf you've got bugs to report please do not use KDE's bugzilla http://bugs.kde.org/, KDE's Bug Tracking System.
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3. | Does Krusader have a mailing list? |
Yes, we have 3 mailing lists. No spam, no bother, just Krusader. Feel free to (un)subscribe. Tip. our mailing list are archived and with the URL's below you can view them with a browser, so that you don't even have to subscribe to see the mailing lists.
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4. | Does Krusader have a IRC channel? |
Yes, we have. Feel free to talk to the Krusader Krew, and ofcourse fellow users via freenode.org servers. The server is irc.freenode.org, the channel is #krusader. Everyone is welcome.
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5. | How does the Krusader forum work? |
In the spirit of freedom of speech, everything that is Krusader related can be discussed in our forum. It does not matter that you are a newcomer or an advanced user, everybody is welcome. An open source projects greatest strength is derived from getting user feedback. That is why we love to hear what you have to say. With your feedback we can make Krusader better and better, otherwise we are not aware of issues you may have. But please regard the following, so that we can maintain some order in the chaos. ;-) If the Documentation, FAQ and the Krusader Forum can't help you, do not hesitate to drop a posting in our forum. The Krusader Krew or the Krusader forum community is always available to help you. Please use the Search function of the Krusader Forum, your issue may have been previously discussed (this allows us to minimze the double/triple/... postings). If your issue has already been discussed in the past there is a great chance that you will have an instant solution for your issue/problem. Some issues are asked over and over again, for these issues we have the made the FAQ ;-) This also allows us also to spend more time in developing Krusader. The Krusader Forum is split up in five sections:
Thanks for your cooperation! We are providing RSS feeds for our forums. You don't have to check for new posts all the time, instead the news will come to you! To make use of them, simply point your RSS aggregator to here.
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6. | How can i translate Krusader to my native language? |
Please read the Krusader translation howto. It's not difficult to translate! Everyone can do it, it just takes some time.
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