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Submitted by zander on Fri, 09/28/2007 - 08:17
KDE General
As you probably know, I work on KOffice. Have been doing that since before the first release and I did most of the (flake)libs and KWord work in the sprint to the upcoming Koffice2.0 release.
A big reason for working on KOffice is that its fun! Another, at least equally big reason is that I believe KOffice is the best open source office suite for the long term. And so follows the question; What makes a successful open source project? .
If we look at what others have said on the subject we come to the conclusion that the things that count most are these 3 points;
Good idea
Running code
A community
Today I want to highlight the "community" part, as various others have been doing on blogs in the last couple of days. Without community there is no future in the project, since new contributions come from the community members. So without community the new contributions (code/docs/bugreports) dry up. Its that simple. Sustaining a community next to creating great code is a balancing act.
What I love about FLOSsoftware is that you can create a great piece of work and others will try to build on top of it, including improving your code. The most obvious way of doing that is reporting bugs, but a lot of people are actually providing feedback on your work as you do it. Which creates a really great atmosphere of working where you create stuff that you could not have created were you working on your own in a closed source setting. I always appreciate people giving constructive feedback on my work"
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