If you're aiming to compete with Krita and try to siphon users away from
it and towards your fork instead, then you are producing what's known as
a "hostile fork" and I very much doubt that Krita's developers will be
interested in helping you with it.
If on the other hand your fork is simply
Sorry, I was not expecting that my message will go to the big mailing list,
initially assumed this will be directed to some person responsible for
handling the new project proposals. The request to send the message to this
address can be found at https://community.kde.org/Incubator.
Speaking
Indeed, I would recommend working with them on a plan to make sure your
changes are mergeable and eventually merged into the main repo. If that
doesn't end up happening, all your hard work will have been wasted.
Nate
On 5/31/22 18:45, Aleix Pol wrote:
There's a big "Fork" button on top
There's a big "Fork" button on top here: https://invent.kde.org/graphics/krita/
That said, please coordinate with krita devs to make sure your work is
ever going to reach users.
Best,
Aleix
On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 9:10 AM Bourumir Wyngs wrote:
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> Hello, KDE team,
>
> I would like to create
Hello, KDE team,
I would like to create the independent fork of Krita that would allow to
use *all modern features of C++*, up till that is supported by the latest
GCC release, 12.1 at the time of writing.
The current Krita development rules are capped by C++11 that is now the ten
years old
