Tasks
This section is where we keep a list of all the tasks that are available for people to work on. Join in! We have a few categories for you to choose from:
Desktop Help - The desktop help needs to be reviewed and updated for every release. There are lots of small topics to write and review.
Application Help - Does the documentation for your favorite application need to be rewritten or updated? You can write help for an entire app, or improve a work-in-progress.
Developer Docs - There are plenty of modules which need their developer documentation updated. These tasks are ideal for programmers who also like writing docs.
System Administration Help - The documentation team is starting a System Administrator's Guide for GNOME. You can help draft this new document.
If you prefer to look at existing known issues across categories instead:
User documentation issues for newcomers - Issues which should be easy to fix, good starting point for first time contributors.
Generic Bugs - Types of issues that go unreported and those that you can find yourself.
Is there anything I should read first?
Here's some essential background reading:
How do I get started on a task?
- Find a task that you're interested in from one of the task pages, above.
- Follow the instructions on getting started.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with us whenever you like to discuss anything.
Can you keep me updated on available tasks?
You can subscribe to pages on the wiki (in the upper right corner if you are logged in), and receive notifications for "issues filed" in GitLab projects.
I have a question, or a task I want to work on, or I need help with a task
Please contact us! No matter what your question is, we'll do our best to help.