Hello...
I am using Linux since 2001 but mostly for some testing purposes.....
tested at least 20 distros since then [both server & desktop side]....
First use KDE environment at 2002 winter in a linux software development office at New Delhi, India ....


Now I wants to join & contribute open source initiative....
Plz suggest the best...

Sukalyan Banga

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Hindi - 9/10
English - 8/10
Spanish - 6.5/10
Chinese - 1/10
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M.Sc [BioInformatics]
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Well, working on Krita is fun, for sure. If you haven't already built Krita, see https://docs.krita.org/en/untranslatabl ... rom-source and the related pages in the manual. It's not hard, but it takes a bit of attention. Then a next step would be to play with Krita, and either come up with ideas for improvements on your own, and discuss those here or on irc, or look through https://bugs.kde.org and find something to work on.

Thanks!
But presently I able to contribute on documentation or translation side only ....
suggest any team involving on that side would works...

Translating Krita itself is done through KDE's translation community. You can find the teams at https://l10n.kde.org/. For translating the manual, we're working a different setup there, but that's not done yet.

Hi! I would also like to take part in translating Krita docs, so I'm waiting for the setup

I was looking how to help translating the manuals, tutorials and other stuffs like that too. I'm very motivated to help, I've been using Krita for years and I know that French ressources are very appreciate by French community. So, keep us up to date, I really would love translating documentation ^^

For translating the manuals, please go to l10n.kde.org and join the French team. Since yesterday, the manual is actually translatable