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KDE has a fast-moving upstream, and we believe that people want to get the updates as soon as they are available | KDE has a fast-moving upstream, and we believe that people want to get the updates as soon as they are available | ||
Do targeted testing with a dedicated group of testers before going stable | * Do targeted testing with a dedicated group of testers before going stable | ||
Make clearer release announcements so people know what to expect | * Make clearer release announcements so people know what to expect | ||
Take a proactive role in fedora release engineering | * Take a proactive role in fedora release engineering | ||
Take a proactive role in kde release team | * Take a proactive role in kde release team | ||
= References = | = References = | ||
* "What are you looking for in a kde (linux) distribution?" [http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=86584] | * "What are you looking for in a kde (linux) distribution?" [http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=86584] | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 14 March 2010
This is a brainstorming document only
fedora-kde target audience
- users who want more control of their desktop, more features, more innovation, faster development
- software developers
- (current or potential) fedora contributors
- kde contributor
- users who appreciate keeping up with the latest version of upstream software. (rawhide is supposed to serve this nitch, but it fails to deliver in it's current state. Until that improves, some flexibility is required.)
Update SOP
KDE has a fast-moving upstream, and we believe that people want to get the updates as soon as they are available
- Do targeted testing with a dedicated group of testers before going stable
- Make clearer release announcements so people know what to expect
- Take a proactive role in fedora release engineering
- Take a proactive role in kde release team
References
- "What are you looking for in a kde (linux) distribution?" [1]