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====== Contributing to Xfce ====== | ====== Contributing to Xfce ====== | ||
There are a lot of ways to contribute to Xfce. This section in bugzilla is more dedicated to start writing code for Xfce, help fixing bugs etc. but that is by far the only way to [[http:// | There are a lot of ways to contribute to Xfce. This section in bugzilla is more dedicated to start writing code for Xfce, help fixing bugs etc. but that is by far the only way to [[http:// | ||
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===== Subversion | ===== Subversion | ||
Most of the Xfce development is happening in //trunk//, that's where the unstable (next) release is. The stable release is maintained in // | Most of the Xfce development is happening in //trunk//, that's where the unstable (next) release is. The stable release is maintained in // | ||
There is a page on the Xfce website with information about getting the source from svn, you can find it [[http:// | There is a page on the Xfce website with information about getting the source from svn, you can find it [[http:// | ||
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+ | Most of the Xfce libraries have API documentation [[http:// | ||
===== Fixing bugs ===== | ===== Fixing bugs ===== | ||
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===== Panel Plugins | ===== Panel Plugins | ||
Some people think panel plugins are a good way to start with Xfce too. You can find more about that [[dev/ | Some people think panel plugins are a good way to start with Xfce too. You can find more about that [[dev/ | ||
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