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- KDE Wikis
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- KDE Wikis
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- - The KDE wikis are a source of information and documentation for the KDE desktop, applications, teams, - events and more. They are broadly classified into three categories described below. -
- -- All our wikis support logging in using KDE Identity accounts (which - need to be activated on Phabricator). - Once you have logged in, you can modify and improve any article on any of these three wikis. -
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- - Userbase.kde.org is the home for KDE - users and enthusiasts, including power users and system administrators. -
-- It provides information for end users on how to use and configure KDE applications. -
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- - Techbase.kde.org is primarily aimed at external developers. -
-- It provides documentation and help for developers building on or extending KDE products in their own projects. -
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- - Community.kde.org is the working area for the KDE community. +
+ + +The KDE wikis are a source of information and documentation for the KDE desktop, applications, teams, + events and more. They are broadly classified into three categories described below
+ +All our wikis support logging in using KDE Identity accounts (which + need to be activated on Phabricator). + Once you have logged in, you can modify and improve any article on any of these three wikis.
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+ Userbase.kde.org is the home for KDE + users and enthusiasts, including power users and system administrators.
+ +It provides information for end users on how to use and configure KDE applications.
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+ Techbase.kde.org is primarily aimed at external developers.
+It provides documentation and help for developers building on or extending KDE products in their own projects.
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+ + Community.kde.org is the working area for the KDE community.
It provides a place for sharing information within the community, including policies, guidelines and coordination. -
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