The open source project I work on for the longest time is KDE and there more specific Kate.
This means I look at user bug reports for over 20 years now.
The statistics tell me our team got more than 9000 bugs since around 2001 (just for Kate, this excludes the libraries like KTextEditor that we maintain, too).
I’ve got it on my three windows machines – all of them required for various work tasks where Linux doesn’t make sense. Been using it in that context since circa 2012 when you still had to install it with the KDE on Windows installer. I was actually surprised to see an automated update on windows. Very nice!
I don’t have time to work on KDE anymore, but perhaps drop me a current donation link?
Thanks, we still need more people to make Kate (and other KDE parts) work even better on Windows!
I’ve got it on my three windows machines – all of them required for various work tasks where Linux doesn’t make sense. Been using it in that context since circa 2012 when you still had to install it with the KDE on Windows installer. I was actually surprised to see an automated update on windows. Very nice!
I don’t have time to work on KDE anymore, but perhaps drop me a current donation link?
https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2024/