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| == How to become a Marble Developer ("Marblehead") ==
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| First you should read our <b>Manifesto</b> that describes our aims. This is important so we don't loose focus:
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| ;[[/Manifesto|What Marble is all about ("Manifesto")]]
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| Our "getting involved" page lists quite a few ways how you can become part of the Marble team:
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| http://edu.kde.org/marble/getinvolved.php
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| However very often people want to write source code for Marble ...
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| === So you want to write source code for Marble ... ===
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| Now you should <b>obtain the Marble source code</b> and start to compile it. This page tells you how to do it:
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| http://edu.kde.org/marble/obtain.php
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| While you are compiling and checking out you can start to read a series of blog entries called <b>"Marble's Secrets"</b>. These are a bit outdated already when it comes to details. But the basic concepts still apply:
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| ;[[/MarblesSecrets|Marble's Secrets]]
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| Now you are well prepared to begin: For a start you can look at our page of <b>Junior Jobs</b>:
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| ;[[/JJ|Junior Jobs]]
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| <b>If you have any questions</b> don't hesitate to ask on IRC (server: irc.freenode.net, channel: <b>#kde-edu</b> or <b>#marble</b>) or contact us via our mailing-list <b>[email protected]</b>. | |
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| Have Fun!
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