Reporting Bugs
I am always interested in receiving bug reports, suggestion and even feature requests. If you are an experienced user you may want to try the SVN snapshot and check if your problem has already been fixed in the development version.
When you report a bug that occurs when working on a specific BibTeX file, please send this file along with your report so that I can try to reproduce the bug.
If KBibTeX crashes, it is important that you send me the backtrace of this crash, too. See this article on KDE TechBase how to create useful crash reports.
Please include the word KBibTeX into the subject of your mail, which allows me to filter and process your messages more easily.
Postcard
I am interested in receiving postcards from KBibTeX users all over the world. If you want to send me a nice postcard, please send me an email asking for my postal address (I don't want to put it on my website).
Contact
- Name
- Thomas Fischer
- Email address
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- You can write me e-mails in English and German. Swedish is possible, too, although you might not understand my answer... ;-)
Mailing List
There is a mailing list especially for developers and package maintainers. If you like to help working on KBibTeX you may want to join the list. The mailing list archive also available.
Links
Some links you might find useful:
What users say
- “Thank you so much for that great piece of software! :-) [...] it really eases my final
revision work for my PhD (that MUST be submitted by the 21st of this month)!”
Jeremie, Canada - “Vielen Dank für das tolle Programm. Es wird sicher Standardausrüstung
bei mir werden.”
Martin, Germany - “Thanks much for your development of Kbibtex. I am really enjoying it, and now
use it as my primary .bib management program.”
Jim, U.S.A. - “Thanks for kbibtex, which is a great tool (getting better each time I upgrade
it); it allows my wife to use bibtex and LyX. And it's even in the main
gentoo tree!”
Fred, United Kingdom - “Auch die Kombination mit Kile funktioniert hervorragend. Vielen Dank für das tolle Programm!”
Dominik, Germany - “I have just compiled and installed your nice KBibTeX software. It looks great. Thank you very much for your work and for making the results of your work available to others.”
Zdeněk, Czechia - “Super finde ich die Kombination der komfortabler Eingabemöglichkeit der Daten per Masken und die volle Kontrolle über die direkte Eingabe im ’Source‘. Das ist genau das, was ich gesucht habe. Man merkt, dass hier ein BibTex-Benutzer am Werk war. [...] Zu guter Letzt: Nochmals ein Danke für dein Programm.”
Roland, Germany/Japan - “First of all, I would like to thank everyone involved for this very useful program. I just found it on kde-apps.org, and I'm quite impressed how useful and intuitive it is. I am sure it will make managing my bibtex files a lot easier.”
Lutz, U.S.A. - “I'm amazed by the speed of the development. IMHO within the last few month kbibtex became the best free bibliography tool.”
Michael, Germany - “I installed from source last night, and I'm impressed by the package.”
Stephen - “Lovely little bibtex editor, many thanks”
Alastair, U.K. - “kbibtex ist echt gut - ich arbeite gerade damit. es läuft und läuft und läuft. :-) danke, dass du es geschrieben hast!”
Matthias, Germany - “I've used Kbibtex to manage the bibliography of both my Bachelor and Master theses and I really enjoyed it. It is easy to use, has a nice UI, is fast, integrates very well with lyx/kile and it is written in C++, which is always a plus :-)”
Marco, Italy - “Many thanks for the very usefull tool you wrote! It saves my girlfriend (she doesn't know bibtex)!”
Angelo, Italy - “I am not a big KDE fan and rather use gnome, but Kbibtex is one of the very few KDE apps that I happily run on my gnome :-)”
Alexandre, France
How to write KBibTeX in LaTeX
If you like to refer to KBibTeX when writing a document in LaTeX, I recommend to use the following command:
\newcommand{\KBibTeX}{KBib\hspace*{-0.25ex}\TeX}
You can use \KBibTeX to refer to KBibTeX.
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