This is a forum to share experiences, give feedback, ask questions, about Horos Project. As of right now this is best way to communicate with the community. Not a programmer but still want to contribute? You can help! As mentioned before, you can always test and provide feedback to open pull requests (changes to the source code done by a user not associated with the maintainers of Horos).Īnother way to reach out to the community is to join the Horos Project Google Group. This leads into the second way to get involved in the Horos Project community. Even if you are not a programmer, you can still look at open pull requests and try out their code to see if it works for you.

Pull requests are open to feedback from other users and maintainers of the Horos Project. All of the information on how to submit a pull request are listed here. Most of the time, many submissions (pull requests) will be added to the project if they follow the guidelines.

There are instructions locating the source code for Horos on GitHub and how to compile the code. To contribute to the Horos Project, check out this page or navigate there by selecting the “Participation” option under “Get Involved” tab. Have you found a bug? Maybe you think Horos is missing a feature that you would like to add. We encourage contributions to the source code! So how does one get involved in the Horos community? There are three easy ways and can be found under the “Get Involved” tab. The Horos Project wants you to join the community so that we can build a better program for everyone to use. Communities build a sense of belonging and loyalty to a topic, hobby, or product.

Users with issues can turn to the community for support. Programmers love to share modifications they create with other users for feedback and collaboration.

What makes open source software great is the community.

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