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소개

Debian Developer (DD) is our name for a Debian project member. Many Debian Developers work on packaging software for Debian, but others contribute to the project's work in many different ways, such as by working as translators. All types of contribution are very welcome.

Each applicant can choose whether they want to go through the packaging-related parts of the Debian New Member process and gain rights to upload packages to the Debian archive.

데비안 개발자 되기

People who want to become a Debian Developer can apply through the Debian New Member process. 이 프로세스 설명은 아래에 있습니다.

Each individual application process is conducted by an existing Debian Developer who acts as Application Manager. (At present, Debian Developers can apply to become Application Managers after six months as project members.)

어휘

이 섹션에서 쓰는 용어:

• an Applicant is someone requesting to become a Debian Developer (project member)

• an Application Manager (AM) collects information about an Applicant's knowledge of Debian, and contributions already made.

데비안 개발자 되는 절차

Steps required to become a project member, or Debian Developer

1단계: Application

First read the Applicant's Checklist and the application page.

Before applying to the Debian New Member process :

• For prerequisites, see the Applicant's Checklist and the Identification page.

• You should have read the developer documentation.

• You need to have an advocate.

• Be sure to have enough free time.

Advocating a Debian Project Member

Every application to become a Debian Developer must be advocated by an existing Debian Developer who is familiar with the applicant's work, and who believes that he/she is of a suitable standard both technically and socially.

• This is an example template for a good advocation message:

   Why do you advocate this person? (please provide a 5-10 line summary).
  
    You are encouraged to take questions such as the following into account
   but you're not limited to answering these:
   - How have they contributed to Debian already?
   - What do they intend to do for Debian in the future?
   - How do they interact with others, such as users and other members?

2단계: Work with the Application Manager

Once your application has been accepted you must wait to be assigned an Application Manager. The Application Manager will:

• check your knowledge of Debian, see Philosophy and Procedures.

• check the work you have already done in Debian, and ask questions relevant to work you say you plan to do in the future, see Tasks and Skills.

• write an report that describes why the Application Manager thinks you are ready to become a Debian member, see recommendation.

If you want to gain unrestricted rights to upload packages to the Debian archive, then you will also have to answer questions about packaging in the Philosophy and Procedures and the Tasks and Skills parts, or to have existing packaging contributions that demonstrate your mastery of the relevant topics. Normally the Application Manager will need to ask questions about at least a few topics to see if you have read the required documentation.

3단계: Account creation

Once the Application Manager agrees that you are ready to become a Debian Developer and submits a report, you should carry on with your current Debian work while you wait for:

• Front Desk approval

• DAM approval

• the creation of the account.

자원

장점

As a DD (i.e. a Debian Member) you're eligible to several benefits, including special discounts for some services.

메일링 리스트

• debian-devel-announce: this is the only mailing list that it is compulsory for Debian Developers to read

• debian-mentors: help for new package maintainers

• debian-devel: discussion of technical development topics

• debian-project: discussion of non-technical aspects of the Debian project

• debian-policy: discussion of Debian policy

문서화

• Debian Developer's Reference, a manual for everyone working on Debian development, whether new or old to the project.

• Developer questions can be found (and hopefully answered) at DeveloperFAQ.

• List of Debian Services for the Debian Developer

• How to get debian.net addresses for Debian projects, if you are a Debian Developer

• A collection of DFSG-compliant licenses has been started on DFSGLicenses.

• A collection of useful links for packaging libraries for Debian can be found at LibPackaging.

데비안 개발자 정보

• https://www.debian.org/devel/people - current package contributors listing

• account database - database of Debian members and guest accounts

• List of people in the New Member process with status information

• List of people in the New Member process with status information (old workflow)

• Debian Developer's Portfolio - resources collecting per-developer information