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Current News RKWard 0.5.1 - New Features and Initial Windows Port 04 August 2009 - User:Tfry RKWard 0.5.1, is available for download, now. Perhaps most excitingly, this is the first official version of RKWard to also be available for the Windows operating system. The Windows port still has some issues, but we hope to iron those out in the coming release(s). On Linux/BSD systems, RKWard 0.5.1 also comes with new features. Perhaps most importantly, the output window now has links to re-run a plugin with the same (or adjusted) settings, and the keyboard shortcuts can finally be customized to your own liking. The changes in detail: Read more...

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User Documentation This section contains documentation on RKWard from a user perspective / intended for end users. Overview Screenshots General FAQ Available downloads Building RKWard From Source Further documentation Developer Information Information concerning development of RKWard. This includes information for translators, plugin authors, documentation writers, and other contributors. Developer Information Quick link for RKWard_SVN Getting in Contact Mailing Lists RKWard currently offers two main mailing lists: rkward-users The main list for user discussion about RKWard. This is a good place to ask for help with RKWard. Also this mailing lists is kept posted on the most important developments and new file releases. rkward-devel The main list for discussions concerning the development of RKWard. Posting is not restricted to developers. If your topic goes beyond mere usage questions, this list is for you. Due to problems with spam, posting is restricted to subscribers on both lists, but non-spam posts by non-subscribers will be allowed manually. If you are interested in only the most basic information (new releases), consider subscribing to the RSS feed on freshcode: http://freshcode.club/feed/rkward.rss . One further mailing list receives notifications of new source commits, and buildbot failures. High volume, intended primarily for developers: rkward-tracker Commit messages and other automated noise. Forums If you prefer posting in a Forum, you can do that as well: Help forum Open discussion Submitting bug reports / feature requests Reporting Bugs and Wishlist items