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* '''kde-announce''' - announcements of new KDE SC releases, security announcements, and notification of new KDE applications (very low traffic).  It is '''highly recommended''' that you subscribe to this list in addition to your choice of help lists. [[http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-announce subscribe to kde-announce]]  [[http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-announce&r=1&w=2 archive of kde-announce]]
* '''kde-cvs-announce''' - <b>a read-only</b>, low-traffic list for announcing KDE SC milestones, tagging and release reminders. All people with a KDE commit account are automatically subscribed to this list and there is no way to unsubscribe without also giving up your KDE commit account. Unsubscribe requests may be silently ignored.
* '''kde-cvs-announce''' - <b>a read-only</b>, low-traffic list for announcing KDE SC milestones, tagging and release reminders. All people with a KDE commit account are automatically subscribed to this list and there is no way to unsubscribe without also giving up your KDE commit account. Unsubscribe requests may be silently ignored.
* '''kde-announce''' - announcements of new KDE SC releases, security announcements, and notification of new KDE applications (very low traffic).  It is '''highly recommended''' that you subscribe to this list in addition to your choice of help lists. [[http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-announce subscribe to kde-announce]]  [[http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-announce&r=1&w=2 archive of kde-announce]]


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Revision as of 16:23, 19 November 2011

There are KDE Mailing Lists for almost every interest. Here are some of them.

General Help Lists

  • kde-announce - announcements of new KDE SC releases, security announcements, and notification of new KDE applications (very low traffic). It is highly recommended that you subscribe to this list in addition to your choice of help lists. [subscribe to kde-announce] [archive of kde-announce]
  • kde-cvs-announce - a read-only, low-traffic list for announcing KDE SC milestones, tagging and release reminders. All people with a KDE commit account are automatically subscribed to this list and there is no way to unsubscribe without also giving up your KDE commit account. Unsubscribe requests may be silently ignored.

Lists Dedicated to Applications

We list kdepim-users first because many KDE users depend on KMail to communicate with Mailing Lists. Apart from that, applications are listed alphabetically. You should also check pages dedicated to applications, where more addresses may be found.

To Subscribe: Either use the above links and use the mailman interface, or send a mail to list-name[email protected] with subscribe your-email-address in the subject of the message. Please write your real email address instead of the plain your-email-address words, and the name of the list instead of the list-name words. Leave the body of the message empty. Do not include a signature or other stuff which might confuse the mail server which processes your request.

To Unsubscribe: Either use the above links and use the mailman interface, or send a mail to list-name[email protected] with unsubscribe your-email-address in the subject of the message. Please replace your-email-address with the email address you did use for the subscription, and list-name with the name of the list you subscribed to. Leave the body of the message empty. Do not include a signature or other stuff which might confuse the mail server which processes your request.

Notes: Please do not use HTML to send your request because it makes it difficult for our mail server to process your request. If the subscription address is identical to the address you are posting from you may omit the address in the subject line.

Contact addresses for developers can be found in the documentation of their individual applications.


Disclaimer The KDE Community consists of a loose affiliation of developers, writers, translators, artists and other contributors from around the world. Views expressed on the mailing lists are, unless explicitly stated otherwise, the views of the poster only, do not reflect the views of the KDE Community and may or may not reflect the views of other KDE contributors.

This list is only a partial list of all the mailing lists for KDE software. A complete list can be found on the mailman server.