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Contact Us

The KDE/FreeBSD team is an international, loosely-organized, online community. You can reach us through various online means; our usual language of communication is English, and our timezones mostly European.

IRC

Most of the day-to-day communication within the team happens on IRC. We use Libera.Chat as our IRC network, and you can find us in #freebsd-desktop. You may also be interested in #kde-devel for general KDE development issues (if you find problems that are not KDE-on-FreeBSD specific) or #freebsd for general FreeBSD-related discussion. There's a web client if you like.

If you decide to join #freebsd-desktop, please keep the channel etiquette in mind:

On-topic discussions: Packaging of KDE on FreeBSD; Porting new KDE Applications to FreeBSD; Problems compiling KDE software from Git, on FreeBSD; Tracking down FreeBSD-specific bugs in KDE software; KDE coding / bug fixing (particularly on FreeBSD, but also on portability issues)
Off-topic discussions: Gratuitous offensiveness; Bigotry; Politics (any kind); OS / desktop / toolkit advocacy; Whining

Furthermore, the KDE and FreeBSD codes of conduct apply.

Familiar chat about your kids, your dog, movies, the weather, et cetera is usually okay, but please exercise restraint if there is an on-topic discussion happening in the channel. At all times, on-topic discussions take priority over off-topic ones, and if you do not want to follow that rule please leave the channel. Repeatedly ignoring this polite request will lead to you being kicked, and eventually banned, from the channel.

Mailing List

The mailing list for KDE/FreeBSD is run by the KDE Community mailman, as KDE-FreeBSD. Mail to kde@ in the FreeBSD world goes to the same list.

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 == IRC ==
-Most of the day-to-day communication within the team happens on IRC. We use [https://freenode.net Freenode] as our IRC network, and you can find us in ''#kde-freebsd''. You may also be interested in ''#kde-devel'' for general KDE development issues (if you find problems that are not KDE-on-FreeBSD specific) or ''#freebsd'' for general FreeBSD-related discussion.
+Most of the day-to-day communication within the team happens on IRC. We use [https://libera.chat Libera.Chat] as our IRC network, and you can find us in ''#freebsd-desktop''. You may also be interested in ''#kde-devel'' for general KDE development issues (if you find problems that are not KDE-on-FreeBSD specific) or ''#freebsd'' for general FreeBSD-related discussion. There's a [https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.libera.chat/#freebsd-desktop web client] if you like.
-If you decide to join ''#kde-freebsd'', please keep the channel etiquette in mind:
+If you decide to join ''#freebsd-desktop'', please keep the channel etiquette in mind:
 ; On-topic discussions
 : Packaging of KDE on FreeBSD
 : Porting new KDE Applications to FreeBSD
-: Problems compiling KDE software from SVN or Git, on FreeBSD
+: Problems compiling KDE software from Git, on FreeBSD
 : Tracking down FreeBSD-specific bugs in KDE software
 : KDE coding / bug fixing (particularly on FreeBSD, but also on portability issues)
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 : OS / desktop / toolkit advocacy
 : Whining
+Furthermore, the KDE and FreeBSD codes of conduct apply.
 Familiar chat about your kids, your dog, movies, the weather, et cetera is usually okay, but please exercise restraint if there is an on-topic discussion happening in the channel. At '''all''' times, on-topic discussions take priority over off-topic ones, and if you do not want to follow that rule please leave the channel. Repeatedly ignoring this polite request will lead to you being kicked, and eventually banned, from the channel.