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| contribute:dev:get-a-contributor-account [2019/03/24 20:49] – Use ML or IRC, not sending a mail skunnyk | contribute:dev:get-a-contributor-account [2019/03/24 20:52] – skunnyk | ||
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| ===== Who can apply for an account? ===== | ===== Who can apply for an account? ===== | ||
| - | Well basically anybody, but of course it has to be Xfce related. If you want to translate, a GIT account is not needed, you should [[contribute: | + | Well basically anybody, but of course it has to be Xfce related. |
| + | If you want to translate, a GIT account is not needed, you should [[contribute: | ||
| That said, please only apply for an account only if you think that you will work on Xfce for a somewhat longer time. If you know that you will only work for a couple of weeks and then never again, please consider not applying for an Xfce account but instead continue to put patches in the [[contribute: | That said, please only apply for an account only if you think that you will work on Xfce for a somewhat longer time. If you know that you will only work for a couple of weeks and then never again, please consider not applying for an Xfce account but instead continue to put patches in the [[contribute: | ||
| - | We also value if you show you work or patches | + | You can first publish your code on Gitlab.com, Gitlab.com or whatever platform to show what you have done before applying |
| The limitations are not there to exclude anyone -- they are there to ensure that the maintenance of accounts remains reasonable. Of course, to be clear: the Xfce sysadmins have the last word about whether or not to create an account for somebody. | The limitations are not there to exclude anyone -- they are there to ensure that the maintenance of accounts remains reasonable. Of course, to be clear: the Xfce sysadmins have the last word about whether or not to create an account for somebody. | ||
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| + | ===== Apply for an account ===== | ||
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| + | The easy way to get a contributor account is to contact developers on [[https:// | ||
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| The public key can be published and shall be sent when you are applying for an Xfce GIT account. | The public key can be published and shall be sent when you are applying for an Xfce GIT account. | ||
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| - | ===== Apply for an account ===== | ||
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| - | The easy way to get a contributor account is to contact developers on [[https:// | ||
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