Am Donnerstag, 5. April 2012, 19:17:17 schrieb Tanguy Krotoff: > Hi all, > > On kde.org there is no visible link to the repositories. You have to > lost yourself on techbase for very long minutes before to find the > holy Grail inside the bottom of this page: > http://techbase.kde.org/Contribute > > Even worse, for subprojets like Phonon or Oxygen there are specific > and totally useless websites. For example on > http://www.oxygen-icons.org/ you can't even download the icons or see > the repository! > Phonon website http://phonon.kde.org/ links to 3 different wikis where > you can't find a link to the source code. > > AND I still don't know where is located Oxygen repository! Google give > links like Fedora and Debian repositories > (https://www.google.fr/search?q=oxygen+icons+git+repository). There is > also a GitHub repo (https://github.com/chadnickbok/Oxygen-Icons) > saying "It was a total PITA finding a 'root' repo for these". > > Is KDE source code so ugly that it is hidden? :) > People want to see the source code: see how GitHub does it and how > popular it is!
Just to mention it for those who don't know (and i am wondering why noone mentioned it here before). On www.kde.org there is a topmenu item called "Applications", which lists various if not all KDE Applications, along with some general information and also (only another click away) development information, which includes a link to the projects.kde.org project page and even a command to clone it from git.kde.org SVN links still work as well, sure. This - as the name says - of course doesn't include things like oxygen icons, as they are used in several places or the KDE Frameworks. If you are one of the app developers, those information is set by a simple json file, so it might be worth to be checked every once in a while to see the information is up to date. I just fixed around 44 apps and their links to the respective projects.kde.org entry. The more hands the better. Cheerio, -- Ingo Malchow
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