Before you can start contributing, you will need a GitHub account. To create a new account, join GitHub. Even outside GitHub, you can still contribute by writing a review and share your experience of remastering using Customizer on other web sites.
Most feedback shall be submitted via GitHub Issues. The feedback may include bug reports, questions or suggestions related to Customizer. To avoid asking duplicate or off-topic questions, check our FAQ.
Use the following steps to provide details.
- Run Customizer GUI/CLI from Terminal to see output messages
- Copy output in Terminal and paste to GitHub Gists or Pastebin
- Provide link to the pasted log in the new issue
- Take a screenshot to describe the issue, if available
Refer to the following issues as example.
- Issues with simple description: #3, #11, #33
- Issues with simple question: #49, #77
- Issues with useful details: #64, #74
This project heavily relies on GitHub Wiki as main resource. While the wiki may be relevant for now, eventually some resources will get outdated. This project is missing decent tutorials for users.
Translations are made possible by using Qt Linguist, a tool for adding translations to Qt applications. At time of writing, we don't have any guide for adding translation to Customizer GUI.
Use either one of the following ways to submit translation.
- submit as new issue with the link to translation files, or
- fork the repository and make pull request, or
- send the translation files itself to
xakepa10@gmail.com
Customizer was initially maintained by "Customizer Development Team" that consists of several members on Launchpad. Since development has moved to GitHub, the project relies more contributions from users on GitHub rather than contributions from the team or maintainers.
If you know of anyone missing from the contributors listing, create a new issue to inform the name. Include text of relevant contributions or link to existing resources that supports the attribution.