Getting involved (Bosanski)
U evolucionarnoj biologiji, kooperacija opisuje interakciju gdje individualac plaća malu cijenu da donese veliki benefit jednom ili više. Ako je ova kontribucija recipročna, svi uključeni mogu se okoristiti u velikoj količini. Ovaj princip se također odnoso na proaktivne članove Arch community koji žele da bude uključeni i da doprinesu svojoj najdražoj Linux distribuciji. Njihov doprinos ne doprinosi samo članovima community i Archerima, nego svim korisnicima free and open source software-a.
Ovaj članak opisuje kako i novi i iskusni Arch korisnici mogu doprinijeti community-u. Uzmi u obzir da ovo nije velika niti kompletna lista. Prije kontributanja, upoznajte se sa kodeksom ponašanja.
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Community
Postaj na forum
Jedan od najlakših načina da se bude uključen jeste biti aktivan na Arch Linux Forumima, koji omogućavaju dodir sa community-em i pomoć novim korisnicima.
Poboljšaj ovaj wiki
ArchWiki je kolaborativno održavan Arch Linux dokumentacija. Svi korisnici se podstiču da doprinesu.
Prijavi se u chatroom
Možeš pomoći drugim da riješe probleme na IRC kanalu. Od vitalne je važnosti da pročitaš pravila kanala prije učestovanja. Drugi kanali su dostupni za specifične teme.
Prijavi se na mailing liste
Priključi se diskusiju na jednoj ili više javnih mailing listi. Obavezno se drži teme navedene u opisu liste.
Packaging
Report installed packages
pkgstats provides a systemd timer that sends a list of the packages installed on your system, along with the architecture and the mirrors you use, to the Arch Linux developers in order to help them prioritize their efforts and make the distribution even better. The information is sent anonymously and cannot be used to identify you. You can view the collected data at the Statistics page. More information is available in this forum thread.
Fix and report bugs
Reporting and fixing bugs on the bug tracker is one of the possible ways to help the community.
However, ineffective use can be counter-productive. Please read the Reporting bug guidelines.
Inform about security issues
New vulnerabilites are found all the time. Help the Arch Security Team keep track of new vulnerabilities.
Help test packages
Packages on the testing repositories need to be tried out and signed off before they are promoted to the main repositories. Help the Arch Testing Team test new packages.
Create and adopt AUR packages
The Arch User Repository contains community-made package scripts, allowing users to easily install software not part of the official repositories. Popular packages get included into the official community repository.
aurphan can help you identify orphaned packages you use, so that you can adopt them.
Events
There are regular events open to the community for bugfixing, cleanup, and other activities.
Software projects
The Arch Linux distribution comprises of many components, such as the package manager pacman, the archlinux.org website (archweb), or the supporting system for the Arch User Repository (aurweb). Each of these projects can be contributed to individually.
See DeveloperWiki:Projects for an overview of team members, communication channels and used programming languages. The projects themselves are hosted with git on git.archlinux.org.
Donate money
You can find out how to help sustaining server costs on the official Arch Linux donate page.
Unofficial projects
Arch's community maintains many projects. Feel free to include yours!
Groups
Arch-specific groups that you can engage in.
- ArchMap
- The ArchMap project creates a map of Arch Linux users all over the world.
- Arch Linux Subreddit
- Place for Reddit users to discuss Arch related issues.
- International communities
- Local communities and meet-up places for users.
- Arch Women
- Group with the intention of resolving possible hurdles for female Arch users (forum thread).
Software
Community-developed software that focuses on Arch Linux.
- Xyne's Arch Linux Projects
- A trusted user's arch-related projects.
FAQ
How can I become an Arch Developer?
The main motivation for your work on Arch should be helping the whole community, and not simply trying to become an Arch developer by any means.
Usually, new developers are picked by the existing developers as the workload increases. Sometimes they post a position and you can apply to fill it, but more often, they just invite somebody they know would be good at it and would fit in well with the rest of the team. Having a portfolio of Arch contributions is the best way to make it on the team.
Here is a list of things that you may do in order to gain some "popularity" towards Arch's developers:
- Establish a reputation as being helpful by offering assistance whenever possible.
- Answer questions on the forum, IRC, and mailing lists.
- Join the Trusted Users to gain packaging experience to show your skills.
- Submit packages to the AUR.
- Join one of the offshoot projects that may be incorporated into Arch mainstream someday, or start your own.
- Work on pacman, makepkg or other Arch projects and submit patches to the bug tracker.
- Traverse the bug tracker and fix existing bugs.
- Find and submit new bugs.
- Fix wiki errors, add new pages, clean up existing pages, and make sure the procedures are up-to-date.
- Submit translations.
How can I become a Trusted User?
Please read Trusted Users#How do I become a TU?.
What can I do as an artist?
Feel free to share wallpapers, splash screens, color palettes, widgets, themes, etc. with the community on the art subforum.
See also Arch Linux Art.