Hi all:

Further growth and popularity of KDE project will depend on
next wave of contributors. Potentially many of the folks
would be from APAC region.

Barring an interview of Matthias Ehlrich in LFY magazine
some months ago, there hasn't been any writeups or events
to promote KDE in India.

Some areas where effort can be focussed is:
   1. conduct KDE promo events - workshops, hackathons, goodies
   2. release KDE 4 development book
   2. Qt 4.x C++ training videos / podcasts
   3. publish TODO list of various KDE projects and sub-projects
      with a granularity that each task can be completed in less
      than 60 days.

In a recent Open Source Days 2008 event in Andhra Pradesh,
India, we distributed OpenSuSe 11 + KDE 4.x LiveCD's to more
than 750 students. They were awestruck by the polished KDE interface 
and that the software worked flawlessly on variety of hardware.

KDE 4 rocks ! Let's be vocal about it !


thanks
Saifi.

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Twincling Society            http://www.twincling.org/
freedom of innovation        Hyderabad AP, India.
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