Om KDE UserBase wiki
Hvad er UserBase?
UserBase opbevarer brugerrettet information om enhver del af en udgivelse af KDE. Den er en wiki skrevet af frivillige og kan redigeres af enhver. Det betyder, at selv om vi gør os umage, så kan vi ikke garantere at hver eneste side er helt korrekt. Vi er glade for alle bidrag, ikke mindst tips og tricks, som kan gøre livet lettere for andre brugere. Vi har altid brug for flere oversættere, så du er også meget velkommen, hvis du kan hjælpe på det felt. Hvis du er villig til at bruge lidt tid på at hjælpe med at forbedre UserBase, så har vi mere information på siden Tasks and Tools
Historie
UserBase startede i sommeren 2008. Dens oprindelige formål var at være et udstillingsvindue for KDE-programmer. Det fremgår stadig i nogen grad af den måde programmerne er grupperet: det skal være let at finde det program, som kan det, som du har brug for. Der begyndte dog snart at dukke afsnit med tips og tricks op. Det er et område, hvor almindelige brugere lettest kan skrive deres første bidrag, da det ofte er korte afsnit. De fleste finder en gang imellem en tastaturgenvej, en lidet kendt funktion eller en "anderledes" måde at gøre ting på, som kan være nyttig for andre. Vi opfordrer dig til at tilføje det, som du opdager.
In 2009 the KWord developer, Thomas Zander, had the idea that application manuals could be written on UserBase. Perhaps he was a little before his time, or perhaps the idea of developing from an older version to a new one, where the change from KDE 3.x to 4.x was embraced, was just too big a step, but it was a foreshadow of things to come. 2010 saw the first manuals being developed on UserBase.
Languages
It was always the intention that UserBase should be translated into as many languages as possible. In reality it proved a little difficult to maintain. In 2010 work began on moving all translations to a new system, developed by Siebrand Mazeland and Niklas Laxström of Translatewiki.net. This system allows both professional translation and amateurs with reasonable language knowledge to adopt pages for translation to their language. A single page allows a translator to monitor changes that affect his translated pages. You are invited to help us build a truly international resource for all users.
UserBase and KDE
UserBase is hosted on a KDE server, and is actively supported by the KDE community. It is not, however, the voice of KDE in any legal sense, nor is any other responsibility implied.
Contact Us
The administrative volunteers of UserBase may be contacted in a number of ways, including via Talk or Discussion pages in UserBase, on IRC at irc.freenode.net#kde-www or by email at [email protected].