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** Honestly, no real idea yet, suggestions are welcome
** Honestly, no real idea yet, suggestions are welcome
** [http://trojita.flaska.net Trojita] ??
** [http://trojita.flaska.net Trojita] ??
*** [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1080411 Review]
*** [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1208582 Review] (original request: 1080411)
*** look at [https://projects.flaska.net/projects/trojita/wiki/Trojita Features]
*** look at [https://projects.flaska.net/projects/trojita/wiki/Trojita Features]



Revision as of 15:12, 2 April 2015

🔗 Mission

The LXQt SIG (Special Interest Group) is a group of Fedora contributors that contribute towards LXQt in Fedora. Their mission is to define a high-quality LXQt experience to Fedora users and developers in maintaining packages, documentation, infrastructure and helping each other in all LXQt related efforts.

🔗 Fedora LXQt Spin

Raphael Groner initiated the effort to create a Fedora LXQt spin (A installable Live CD) for Fedora and above releases. It is now maintained collectively by the LXQt SIG. The idea was forked from the LXDE_SIG.

🔗 Suggested applications

Here is a list with suggestions of packages to include in the spin.

1. at least one application for each main purpose a desktop environment is used

2. must fit to the requirements LXQt tries to achieve

3. already packaged in Fedora


  • Editor: JuffEd
  • Partioning: QtParted
    • not feature complete currently
    • inactive since 2012
    • try the fork qparted (notice the one character in diff): Review
Is a partition editor really a basic part of a graphical desktop environment? Besides the need to work with partitions during the installation, 
it is actually not needed. I would discourage everybody to change partitions while the system is running, and this wouldn't work anyway on all partitions.
The better way is to boot a live medium. Then it doesn't matter whether a Qt or GTK or whatever based partition editor is used.
  • Web Browser (oh well!):
    • 1. Qupzilla - needs update
    • 2. Dillo - but it's based on FLTK what we want?
    • 3. Konquerer - conflicts with PCManFM-Qt as the (default) file manager
    • 4. Firefox - too much overload propably…
  • Mail client
    • Honestly, no real idea yet, suggestions are welcome
    • Trojita ??
  • Multimedia player: QMMS
    • seems to be feature complete and packaged actively

🔗 References

🔗 Participants

🔗 Joining the SIG

Joining the LXQt SIG is as simple as being part of Fedora and having a love for LXQt. Once you are a contributor to Fedora, you can join the SIG by adding your name above and communicating with the rest of the team in the usual Fedora channels .

🔗 How you can help

If you have no idea how to help us with providing a good and qualitative excellent release of LXQt in Fedora here are some proposals where we need help:

  • Packagers: There are so many interesting packages that are not yet packaged for Fedora. Package it to improve the user experience.
  • Reviewers: Only a few persons are doing the LXQt-related reviews. Help us reviewing so that more packages could be included.
  • Testers: If you love LXQt use the development version or the updates-testing repository and report bugs, bugs, bugs, request enhancements or features. We need your feedback to improve LXDE.
  • Bugs: Become a BugZapper and help us with LXQt related bugs.
  • Documentation writers: Make sure that documentation of LXQt is high quality and complete in Fedora.
  • Release Notes: Help with writing the release notes
  • Wiki: Maintain http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/LXQt and keep it updated with end user information.
  • Artists: To provide a matching theme for nodoka-theme (or other??) and also other LXQt related artwork

🔗 IRC Channel

We have informal chats about LXQt development in #fedora-kde IRC channel in freenode under the blessing of KDE team. Refer to Communicate page for more information.