When thinking about how to contribute to KDE, many people probably still think that you have to write actual code. While it’s true that C++ and QML is at the heart of our applications, it’s just one puzzle piece of many that make up a successful product. Besides donating money to KDE or developers like me individually, there’s much more you can do to support us: promo work, drawing icons, brainstorming ideas, writing documentation, triaging bug reports or writing new ones, or in this case sending the relevant piece of hardware to a developer. Every single contribution counts!
Hi
Currently I’m in debate with my company what to do with “old” (not 10+ years old … average 3-5 years) hardware. A LOT!!! of hardware from top brands (Cisco, HPE, PureStorage, and so on). Switches, servers etc. They are perfectly fine and in use as of this very moment. How can I get in contact with someone, who is aware:
1: what is needed in 1st place (and 2nd 3rd etc) - priority list.
2: where (physical location)
Since I love to use KDE I want to support it and due to various reasons (not a forum topic) it came to be that basically 6 racks full of hardware will become useless within a few months.