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KDE: A bit on sponsorship and money

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KDE: A bit on sponsorship and money

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Linux · 1 year ago

A bit on sponsorship and money

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The topic of sponsored work comes up surprisingly often. Now, many KDE developers are already sponsored by businesses to work on KDE software, either on a full-time-work basis, or for specific area…

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  i’m a software engineer and i get paid 15€/h gross. and for my country i’m considered rich.
  
  this is in Italy.
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    the state of developer pays in italy is infuriating. 15/h for a developer is unbearably low, even in europe.

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