It's Trans Day of Visibility everybody! We cannot even begin to stress how important our trans contributors are in pushing KDE's project forward.
Thanks 🏳️⚧️folks!
It's Trans Day of Visibility everybody! We cannot even begin to stress how important our trans contributors are in pushing KDE's project forward.
Thanks 🏳️⚧️folks!
@kde as a representative of the trans community, I must ask you, is there an official KDE-tan mascot? This is important business.
(also thank you 💕 )
I don't think one was made, but that doesn't mean one can't be made!
@kde I wonder, how do you know? Are there any sex statistics in the git repo, and you saw a change in the committer's sex at some point?
Or is that what you mean literally can't even begin to stress?
@theodore96 @albert @kde
Umm..... what?
Microslop has nothing todo with KDE.
As far as I can see only Canonical, Google, Suse, Qt, BlueSystems, Slimbook, Tuxedo, Focus, GnuPG, Mbition, Techpaladin, Rocky and Framework are KDE Patrons. A lot of money also comes from individuals (myself included).
Also: what hard coded systemd dependencies? I only know of Plasma Login Manager using systemd specifics. But thats optional. SDDM and LightDM are still supported as far as i know.
And KDE works on BSD.
@albert How do you mean? KDE is a true community and many of us know each other online and offline. We meet at sprints, events, meetups and Akademy. Nobody hides from anybody or anything like that. We also know who has short hair, who sports a goatee, and who favours colourful sandals, if you're interested.
Turns out there is a sizeable number of core devs that happen to be trans and are pushing KDE projects forward. It is just how it is 🤷 .
@kde when you befriend framework who befriends this: https://world.hey.com/dhh/gender-and-sexuality-alliances-in-primary-school-at-cis-97f66c06
This post feels hollow.

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