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{{mininav| [[Development]] {{l2| [[Linux]] }} }} ...us with the development of Kodi. Whether you have contributed to the Kodi/XBMC project in the past or not, please consider doing so now.<section end="intr

...s://github.com/janbar/pvr.mythtv GitHub]. There you will find instructions for compiling it from source code along with its issue tracker.}} ...branches in pvr.mythtv]) for the version of Kodi you're building against. For example, if you're building the <code>master</code> branch of Kodi, you sho

{{see also|Category:Development}} {{development links}}

== Where do I start on Linux? == ...ate README for Ubuntu Linux available in the [https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc XBMC Foundation git repo on GitHub].

{{mininav|[[Development]]|[[Add-on development]]}}<br /> • to provide a guide for would be Kodi Python plugin addon script developers

...ee and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source open source] media player for the Xbox, licensed under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpl GNU General ...hough the project was closed, d7o3g4q and RUNTiME released the source code for beta 6 on October 15, 2002.

=== Uploads to Development Suites === The guide for uploading any package (such as XBMC) to Debian is the [http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/ Debian Ne

{{mininav|[[Development]]}} Below is a list of commonly used protocols. Further protocols for specific and limited uses can be found on Github.

{{mininav|[[Development]]}} The guide for Windows users is located here: [[Git Usage Windows]]

{{mininav| [[Devices]] {{l2| [[Linux]] }} }} ...nt default LCD.xml file may be found '''[https://github.com/herrnst/script.xbmc.lcdproc/blob/master/resources/LCD.xml.defaults here (LCD.xml.defaults)]'''.

{{mininav|[[Development]]}} ...ny input devices across multiple hardware platforms. Adding direct support for a multitude of devices generally decreases performance and stability, and b

{{mininav|[[Development]]}} ...s also offers a wide variety of plugin that can be used to benefit further development and testing.

...'The Video Disk Recorder''') is an open source PVR backend application for Linux designed to allow any computer to function as a DVR (Digital Video Recorder ...to '''VDR''' have been done and and configuration of the PVR client addon for it is complete.<section end="intro" />

{{mininav|[[Development]]|[[Add-on development]]}} ...party developers and, if the add-on does not breach any rules or policies for inclusion into the official {{kodi}} repository, it can published to our of

...ations to the program. In some cases, these changes are minor and are made for the purposes of supporting certain hardware, or adding in special features. ...early state in a highly visible area that the project is based on {{Kodi}}/XBMC, though such a statement must not implicitly or explicitly lead a reasonabl

{{mininav|[[Development]]|[[Add-on development]]}} ...ere add-ons can be retrieved. The model is similar to the way many current Linux distributions work, whereby there is a "main" repository that is the defaul

{{mininav| [[Kodi]] {{l2| [[Development]] }} }} [[File:Github Logo.png|40px|link=]] [https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/milestones?state=closed Version Milestones can be found here]

{{mininav|[[Development]]{{l2|[[Audio]] }} }} '''AudioEngine''' or ('''AE''') refers to XBMC's new audio system.

| operating system = [[Windows]], [[Mac OS X|macOS]], [[Linux]], [[Android]], [[iOS]]/[[tvOS]], [[BSD]] '''Kodi'''® (formerly known as <span style="font-weight: 600;">XBMC</span> or <span style="font-weight: 600;">Xbox Media Center</span>) is an a

{{outdated|{{Kodi}} was not accepted as a mentoring organisation for GSoC 2023}} Kodi has applied as mentoring organization for GSoC 2023. Accepted organizations will be announced on February 22.