How To Contribute
If you want to contribute, read this first:
- All of our contributions respect software freedom.
- Non-free software may slip into our system, despite all of our efforts. We will be vigilant, and we will remove non-free software as soon as we find it
- We demand there to be respect among community members.
- Do not discriminate against people based on age, gender, sex, sexual orientation, disability, religion, ideology, ideas, social class, nationality, race, intelligence, or any analogous grounds.
- Do not curse or use harsh language here. Social norms differ from place to place; harsh language can deter people from our community.
- Do not insult others here. Disagree and challenge ideas instead.
If you have read and agreed on the above points , and would like to help us, then the
next question is: what would you like to do?
You can help the Uruk project in many ways;
we need people to write documentation, such as books, reference guides and online info; we also need
people to write software, do research, and many other tasks.
Because of all the different tasks at hand, we are confident that your particular skills can help the
Uruk Project; you don't have to be an experienced software
developer to help us. What skills and experience do you have? Do you have experience writing large and
complex technical documents? Do you speak several
human languages? Do you have a unique skill? Are you a Unix hacker, or are you still learning?
Obviously, the answers to these questions
will determine the sorts of jobs that you may want to attempt to do. For example, if you've never
written any documentation then you probably don't want
to attempt to write a C++ STL tutorial or reference. If you have little mathematical expertise then you
probably won't want to work on a statistical analysis
package.
Project Members :
| Ali Abdul Ghani | [email protected] |
| Hayder Majid | [email protected] |
| kzimmermann | [email protected] |
Honor Board :
| Azzen Abidi | Former Member |
| Rosa | Former Member |
| Zakaria Mekki Belbali | Former Member |
| Ahmad Nourallah | Former Member |
Contributors:
| Tristan aka MangyDwg | French translation of the websites and the Uruk GNU/Linux installer slideshows. | [email protected] |
| SuperTramp83 (as a trisquel forum nickname) | Italian translation of the websites, the Uruk GNU/Linux installer slideshows and the English texts corrections. | [email protected] |
| Fouad Mahmmed | Publishing the project and making complete previews and lessons about the Uruk GNU Linux distribution. | [email protected] |
| Agchar Lahcen | Publishing the project in Arab societies and through social media networks. | [email protected] |
| Raddah Alzahrani | Donating and buying the hosting space and domain for the project. | [email protected] |
| Mustafa M. Wahhudi | Publishing the project in Arab societies and through social media networks. | [email protected] |
| Michael Tiebesl | Publishing the Masalla icon theme and adding it to the AUR repository of the Arch GNU/Linux distribution. | [email protected] |
| Dina Rushdi | Making the audio file and the phonogram to indicate the correct pronunciation of the name “Uruk”. | [email protected] |
| David Pizarro | Spanish translation of the websites and the Uruk GNU/Linux installer slideshows. | [email protected] |
| Mappack | Dutch translation for the websites. | [email protected] |
| Dr. Osama Ali Awad | contributed to make first free software and Uruk project event in Iraq. | [email protected] |
| Hamed Mohammed Sahib | contributed to make first free software and Uruk project event in Iraq. | [email protected] |
| Jafar Saeed Abdullah | contributed to make first free software and Uruk project event in Iraq. | [email protected] |