Latest revision as of 14:01, 8 March 2019

KSnip

Status

Project withdrawn 2019-03-08 in favour of LibKImageAnnotator for use with Spectacle etc.

Sponsor: No sponsor yet

KSnip is a Screenshot and Annotation tool that provides features to annotate existing images or create new images via screenshot and quickly share them either by simply copy-pasting or uploading to external sources like imgur.com. The goal is to have a simple tool that can be used quickly but also provide many configuration options so that every user can fine-tune it to its needs.

Team

List the people committed to the project and actively working on it.

Damir Porobic

Manifesto Compliance Plan

List the actions planned to get in compliance with the manifesto. Don't hesitate to even list parts of the manifesto which don't require action and highlight why. This part will really be used as a discussion starting point with the project sponsor.

Open Governance

Currently, the project is on the developer's GitHub account, in case it becomes a KDE project, anyone with a KDE will be able to contribute as soon as it is moved to KDE hosted infrastructure. In its current state, everyone with a GitHub account is able to push changes to the project and they will be pulled in after developer review.

Free Software

The project is open source and released under the GPL v2 license.

Inclusivity

No barrier known to the developer.

Innovation

Always open for new ideas.

Common Ownership

Anyone can contribute and help bring the project forward.

End-User Focus

The developer is trying to implement any user-requested features that fit into the overall goal of the application in order to make the tool more usable for end-users. Bugs and problems reported by users are usually fixed on the same day they're reported.

Sponsor Checklists

Candidate ready

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Incubating

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-= Ksnip =
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+== Status ==
+''Project withdrawn 2019-03-08 in favour of LibKImageAnnotator for use with Spectacle etc.''
 '''Sponsor:''' No sponsor yet
-Ksnip is a Screenshot and Annotation tool that provides features to annotate existing images or create new images via screenshot and quickly share them either by simply copy pasting or uploading to external sources like imgur.com. The goal is to have a simple tool that can be used quickly but also provide many configuration option so that every user can fine-tune it to it's needs.
+KSnip is a Screenshot and Annotation tool that provides features to annotate existing images or create new images via screenshot and quickly share them either by simply copy-pasting or uploading to external sources like imgur.com. The goal is to have a simple tool that can be used quickly but also provide many configuration options so that every user can fine-tune it to its needs.
 == Team ==
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 ==== Open Governance ====
-Currently the project is on the developer's GitHub account, in case it becomes a KDE project, anyone with a KDE will be able to contribute as soon as it is moved to KDE hosted infrastructure. In it's current state everyone with a GitHub account is able to push changes to the project and they will be pulled in after developer review.
+Currently, the project is on the developer's GitHub account, in case it becomes a KDE project, anyone with a KDE will be able to contribute as soon as it is moved to KDE hosted infrastructure. In its current state, everyone with a GitHub account is able to push changes to the project and they will be pulled in after developer review.
 ==== Free Software ====
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 ==== End-User Focus ====
-The developer is trying to implement any user requested features that fit into overall goal of the application in order to make the tool more usable for end-users. Bugs and problems reported by users are usually fixed on the same day they're reported.
+The developer is trying to implement any user-requested features that fit into the overall goal of the application in order to make the tool more usable for end-users. Bugs and problems reported by users are usually fixed on the same day they're reported.
 == Sponsor Checklists ==