Contact Us

The KDE on Solaris packages are maintained by a core team of volunteers, which can be reached at the general mail address webmaster@kde.org.

The KDE Solaris Core Team currently consists of:

Contributors

The Contributors group invests time, effort, knowledge and resources into the active maintenance of KDE on Solaris and involves activities from coding to beta testing, and everything in between.

This web site has been ported to the KDE PHP framework by Nicolas Ternisien. Do not hesitate to contact him if you find any bugs.

Mailing Lists

KDE on Solaris specific lists include:

• kde-solaris - a general discussion list for all things KDE and Solaris related, with archives

Of all the KDE mailing lists, the following might be relevant when it comes to issues with KDE on Solaris:

• kde-nonlinux - a general list for users and developers of KDE on all platforms that aren't Linux
• kde - general KDE mailing list - very high traffic OS independent list for KDE users
• kde-devel - a high traffic general KDE development list. Best place to send patches in case some part of KDE's source code fails to compile on Solaris
• koffice - User discussions about KOffice.
• koffice-dev - Developer discussions about KOffice.

Among the Solaris specific mailing lists, the following ones are interesting for people seeking information about running general help on Solaris:

• Solaris Support Forums - for user discussions about applications on Solaris.
  
• Solaris Developer Forums - for developer discussions about application development on Solaris.

IRC

IRC channels on Freenode you may like to visit include:

• #kde-solaris - the home channel for KDE on Solaris (pending)
  
• #kde-users - the KDE user support channel for general KDE questions
• #kde-devel - the KDE developers channel for help developing applications with KDE

If you decide to join us on IRC, please read the #kde-solaris etiquette page first.

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