Quick Start/lb: Difference between revisions

    From KDE UserBase Wiki
    (Updating to match new version of source page)
    (Updating to match new version of source page)
    Line 12: Line 12:


    === E Benotzerkont uleeën ===
    === E Benotzerkont uleeën ===
    [[Image:LogIn.png|center]]


    # Register a [https://identity.kde.org/index.php?r=registration/index KDE Identity] (your username will be combined based on your first and last name given during registration).
    # Register a [https://identity.kde.org/index.php?r=registration/index KDE Identity] (your username will be combined based on your first and last name given during registration).
    # Go to [[Special:OpenIDLogin|UserBase Wiki OpenID / Identity login]] and select the <menuchoice>K Identity</menuchoice> icon.
    # After that is done, use the link in the sidebar of this wiki [[Special:PhabricatorLogin/redirect|Login with Phabricator]]. This redirects you to [https://phabricator.kde.org KDE Phabricator], where you need to activate your Identity that was done in the last step.
    # Use your KDE Identity username and password for <menuchoice>Identity username</menuchoice> and <menuchoice>Identity password</menuchoice>.
    # After the activation you are asked if you want to allow the wiki to use your account. Answer with Yes, and you are taken back to this wiki.
    # Pick your wiki username: [[Image:Wikiregister.jpg|center]]
    # Back here you are asked if you want to set up a new account or if you want to link to an already existing account, in case you already had one. If so, enter your former username and your old password. If not, simply enter the username you wish to use for this wiki.
     
    # Now you are logged in, congrats!
    Alternatively, you can use OpenID instead of a KDE Identity. Note that the <menuchoice>Google</menuchoice> login is broken.


    You can now change your profile in [[Special:Preferences]], for example timezone in the <menuchoice>Date and time</menuchoice> tab.
    You can now change your profile in [[Special:Preferences]], for example timezone in the <menuchoice>Date and time</menuchoice> tab.

    Revision as of 05:20, 7 April 2016

    Nei bei UserBase?

    UserBase is open for everyone to read. If you want to contribute to UserBase you need to register an account; this has many advantages:

    • You get a user name and a user page which you can use to make drafts.
    • You can watch pages to get notifications if something on the page changes.
    • Your user name makes it easy for other people to recognize your work.
    • You become a part of the KDE community.
    • ... and much more!

    Registréieren ass séier an einfach, liest viru fir méi Informatiounen.

    E Benotzerkont uleeën

    1. Register a KDE Identity (your username will be combined based on your first and last name given during registration).
    2. After that is done, use the link in the sidebar of this wiki Login with Phabricator. This redirects you to KDE Phabricator, where you need to activate your Identity that was done in the last step.
    3. After the activation you are asked if you want to allow the wiki to use your account. Answer with Yes, and you are taken back to this wiki.
    4. Back here you are asked if you want to set up a new account or if you want to link to an already existing account, in case you already had one. If so, enter your former username and your old password. If not, simply enter the username you wish to use for this wiki.
    5. Now you are logged in, congrats!

    You can now change your profile in Special:Preferences, for example timezone in the Date and time tab.

    Säiten an därselwechter Kategorie fannen

    At the bottom of a page you should find a category link, which will look like [[Category:Getting Started]]. If a page is relevant to more than one category it might look something like [[Category:Getting Started|Contributing]]. If you hover over the category statement (the real one, not this display dummy) you will see that each of those categories is a link to another page. On that page you will find a listing of related pages.

    Starting to Contribute to English pages

    Note

    All new content must be in English. The reason is that the translation system allows changes on the English pages to be passed for translation. It is not possible to operate in the reverse, changing a translated page and passing the change back to the English page.


    When you are logged in you have an Edit icon (or tab, depending on the theme you use) on every page. Your "My preferences" link will also give you the choice of having edit links for each section. These can be used to make a small edit or add a snippet to an existing page. You might also find it useful to set "Preview" as a default. You will find guidelines on the Modify a Page page.

    If you are interested in creating a whole page (or series of pages), you will find a short introduction to relevance of content and on the same page there are links to How-To pages for most common tasks.

    Whatever happens, you are not alone. If you hit a problem don't be afraid to ask. Use "Discussion" pages for questions about the topics under discussion - they are usually picked up quite quickly. There is also a forum topic for questions about editing. Quick questions that don't need a lengthy answer can also be asked on Freenode IRC, channel #kde-www.

    Information

    You will find help for many common tasks on the Tasks and Tools page


    Above all, we want UserBase to be an enjoyable experience, both for readers and contributors.

    Matschaffe bei der Iwwersetzung

    If you want to get started in translating documents, you will find information on Translate a Page. Use the sidebar link to apply for adding to the Translator group. The sidebar link Translation Tools is a good way to monitor what is happening to translations to your language.