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Development/Guidelines

Esta sección contiene información acerca de los estándares de la industria y los estándares de facto que usa KDE. Estos estándares industriales son aquellos usados o implementados por KDE (por ejemplo, usamos el estándar XML para escribir documentos XML, y nnosotros implementamos el estándar Window Manager Hint con Kwin). Los estándares de KDE son las directrices de uso interno, relacionadas con el diseño de la interfaz de usuario y su consistencia. La sección sobre policies también contiene normas similares a los documentos que se relacionan con la actividad de desarrolladores.

KDE Standards

KDE4 Human Interface Guidelines (KDE4 HIG): The new KDE Human (was: User) Interface Guidelines for KDE 4.x. These guidelines are under construction, but should be your first reference (followed by checking the KDE3 User Interface Guidelines or asking questions on the usability mailinglist: [email protected]).

KDE3 User Interface Guidelines: The KDE User Interface Guidelines for 3.x.

KDE2 User Interface Guidelines: The KDE User Interface Guidelines for 2.x.

Community Identity Guidelines (CIG): Definitions and recommendations which help the KDE Project to establish a unique, characteristic, and appealing design.

Plasma Interface Guidelines (PIG): This document is a place to collect all the "do"s, "don't"s and "how to"s for interface elements in Plasma, particularly applets and plasmoids.

KDE KControl Module Guidelines: Styleguide standards for KConfig Modules used in combination with KControl.

External Standards

XML: The Extensible Markup language. KOffice's document formats are applications of this. It is also used as configuration file format by an increasing number of KDE programs.

DOM: The Document Object Model as defined by the W3C. Qt's QDom*classes are modeled after this.

XDND: The specification for the inter-application drag and drop protocol used by Qt and Gtk. Meanwhile, several other applications use it.

Extended Window Manager Hint Standard: Also called NETWM or EWMH, the protocol for window manager interaction, supported by many window manager authors.

Desktop Entry Specification: The format of .desktop files, supported by KDE.

Icon Naming Standard: The Freedesktop naming standard for icons, supported by KDE.

MIME types: Files types (as used to show appropriate icons in the file manager and to categorize data in drag & drop and clipboard operations) follow the convention known as MIME. Here you can find a list of registered content types.

URL: Uniform resource locators, defined by RFC 1738.

SM: The X11R6.4 session management protocol. This is the backend protocol for KMainWindow's high-level session management features.

iCalendar: RFC 2445 - Internet Calendaring and Scheduling Core Object Specification (iCalendar). This is used to store KOrganizer and KTimeTracker (KArm in KDE < 4) data.

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