Contribute to DupeGuru: A Community-Driven Project

DupeGuru, a powerful software for duplicate file detection and removal, has been open source for some time now. As its author, Virgil īupras, I'm excited to invite you to join the community of developers who are working together to make this project even better.

If you're interested in contributing to DupeGuru, please don't hesitate to reach out. You can find the source code on Github, where it's managed using Git. This means that anyone can access and modify the code, making it easier for us to collaborate and improve the software.

Before you start coding, I recommend taking a look at our documentation to get a sense of what we've achieved so far and how you can help. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting out, your skills are welcome here.

Despite my best efforts over the years, I've struggled to attract other developers to contribute to DupeGuru. That's why I'm making a conscious effort to create a community around this project, so that we can work together to make it more robust and user-friendly.

To get started, simply open an issue on our Github page and let us know how you'd like to contribute. We'll do our best to guide you through the process and help you get up to speed quickly.

If you're interested in seeing what changes have been made recently, check out our Fossies 'Diffs' side-by-side code changes report for version 4.2.0 versus 4.2.1. This will give you an idea of the kind of work that's being done and how you can get involved.

As a special service, Fossies has formatted our source code into HTML format, making it easier to read and understand. You can also download the uninterpreted source code file or view it online.

I'm committed to creating a community around DupeGuru, where developers can come together to share ideas and work on this exciting project. So why not join us? Together, we can make DupeGuru an even more powerful tool for finding and removing duplicate files.

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