ipwizard at users.sourceforge.net
Open minded, solution oriented, helpful, eager to learn, Thomas Baumgart started to work on the KMyMoney project mid September of 2001. "I was on the hunt for a good M$-Money replacement, which was the last application I was actively using on M$-Windows." Shortly after 0.4. was delivered, Thomas was elected a project admin and maintainer for this project.
Thomas rewrote most parts of the core engine (MyMoneyXXX) objects and introduced the double entry accounting stuff. He also rewrote the register code (ledger view), added multi-currency support, GPG encryption and some widget improvements. This all is now part of 0.8. "I would like to see KMyMoney become as well known as some other KDE programs like KMail, Kopete and others."
Uses:"I am mostly using openSUSE distros. Currently, I have openSUSE Leap 42.2 on 64 bit. For bug-hunting in KMyMoney I use VirtualBox based virtual machines and load whatever is required. Also, I have already accessed a FreeBSD machine of one of our users through the internet to solve some problems."
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- onet.cristian at gmail.com
- Cristian is a young Romanian who came in touch with Open Source Software during his studies at - the Timișoara computer science faculty between 2002 and 2007. After spending some time with development in C for - embedded devices for the automotive industry, he now develops desktop applications for Windows using C++. -
- In 2007 he started using KMyMoney and joined the developer community a year later. Before he became - an official member of the team, Cristian developed a set of plugins for the application. - Nowadays, he's one of the driving people behind the KF5 port of KMyMoney. -
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lukasz.wojnilowicz at gmail.comRalf Habacker - Developer
ralf.habacker at freenet.de
- Łukasz joined the project around March 2016. At first, he reported a few bugs in the CSV Importer. - Then he provided patches via Phabricator - to fix them and finally rewrote the whole plug-in, making its code bug-free, readable and feature-rich. + We are working on an introduction of Ralf
- Once these tasks were completed, he got his hands on fixing long standing and irritating bugs, such as rounding problem, - improper exchange rates. Besides, he implemented several features requested by users, for example, capital gains - report, total ROI; but also brought into life his own ideas, such as configurable Y-range for line charts, - prices improvements (price precision per security, online quotes for time range), icon themes, adding currencies.
- Uses: Desktop - Fedora
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ralf.habacker at freenet.deJack Ostroff - Documentation writer.
+ ostroffjh at + users.sourceforge.net
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+ When Jack discovered KMyMoney, he noticed that the manual needed a bit + of work, and after asking a few questions on the mailing list, figured + out that if he wanted a decent manual, he'd have to do it himself. He + finds this kind of funny, since he really hates writing.
+ Jack has been using computers in one form or another since about 1972, + the Internet (or something like it) and PCs since about 1980. He first + used Linux in the early 1990's. He dabbles in programming, and knows + many languages, the more obscure the better, but isn't very advanced in + any of them. He rarely wants to do anything the easy way, so he used + Linux from Scratch for several years, eventually settling on Gentoo + Linux and also using Artix Linux. + +
- Uses:OpenSuse Leap/64 bit, Windows + Uses: + Gentoo and Artix Linux
