Directory of People Resources

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This category lists pages of individual people involved in one or the other way with KDE Development.

Look at the description of the main KDE Category for more information about KDE.

Resources in This Category

• Adriaan de Groot

  http://www.behindkde.org/adriaan-de-groot
  An Interview with the developer of KPilot in the "The People Behind KDE"-Series.

• Arash Zeini

  http://www.behindkde.org/arash-zeini
  An interview with the KDE-Developer in the "The People Behind KDE"-Series.

• Behind KDE

  https://behindkde.org/
  Pointers to sites with information about KDE developers and other people involved with KDE.

• David Faure

  http://www.ukuug.org/bios+profiles/DFaure.shtml
  Maintainer of konqueror, kfm and ktalkd. Some biographical details. Presentations.

• David Faure

  http://www.behindkde.org/david-faure
  An interview with David in the series of "The People Behind KDE".

• David Sweet

  http://www.andamooka.org/~dsweet/
  Transscripts of talks by David, Books about KDE and audio tools.

• Eva Brucherseifer

  http://www.behindkde.org/eva-brucherseifer
  An interview with Eva in the series of "The People Behind KDE".

• Hans Matzen

  http://www.hansmatzen.de/
  Creator of the KDE-Tool Kleds V0.1. This tool hopefully supports users of keyboards without LED's, showing the state of the keyboard indicators (NumLock, CapsLock and ScrollLock) in the KDE-Panel.

• KDE Development by Neil Stevens

  http://www.hakubi.us/
  Some applications and other development for KDE. Kaboodle is a simple KMedia (aRts) player for KDE, Hayes playlist, other apps.

• Meni Livne

  http://www.behindkde.org/meni-livne
  An interview with the translator of KDE to Hebrew.

• Rudolf König

  http://www.koeniglich.de/
  Creator of Tb/KTb. Tb stands for Tree Browser. Its main strength is the algorithm used in displaying the file hierarchy. The result can be printed on a postscript printer. The program uses the XView library.

 

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