first, download the code ( you can find the code in project.kde.org/kalzium, for example. then go to bugs.kde.org, search and fix a few bugs from it, and use reviewboard ( reviewboard.kde.org ) to send us the patches.

2013/2/17 Rushi Shukla <rushboy52@gmail.com>

Hi Anne-Marie,

Apologies for replying a bit late .Yes , the responses were very helpful and the book you provided guided me a lot . Thanks :-) . I am really interested in the KDE applications related to education like KmPlot , Kalgebra , Blinken , Kalzium to name a few . I want to contribute to the KDE community towards enhancing these applications to make them more interactive and user-friendly . How do I proceed ?

Regards,
Rushi

On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 3:19 PM, Anne-Marie Mahfouf <annemarie.mahfouf@free.fr> wrote:

Hi Rushi,

Did you find all these answers useful? Do you have more questions?

Best regards,

Anne-Marie

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