Torsten Rahn rahn@kde.org
Core Developer and Original Author
Patrick Spendrin pspendrin@gmail.com
Core Developer: KML and Windows support
Henry de Valence hdevalence@gmail.com
Core Developer: Marble Runners, World-Clock Plasmoid
Pino Toscano, pino@kde.org
Network plugins
Simon Edwards, simon@simonzone.com
Marble Python Bindings
Dennis Nienhüser, earthwings@gentoo.org
Navigator Float Item
Jens-Michael Hoffmann jensmh@gmx.de
OpenStreetMap Integration, OSM Namefinder
Magnus Valle
Historical Maps
Eckhart Wörner kde@ewsoftware.de
Bugfixes
You can reach the developers of the Marble Project at marble-devel@kde.org
The Marble Team would like to thank its members who participated in the Google Summer of Code for their successful work on Marble:
2008
Patrick Spendrin pspendrin@gmail.com
Project: Vector Tiles for Marble
Shashank Singh shashank.personal@gmail.com
Project: Panoramio / Wikipedia -photo support for Marble
2007
Carlos Licea carlos.licea@kdemail.net
Project: Equirectangular Projection ("Flat Map")
Andrew Manson g.real.ate@gmail.com
Project: GPS Support for Marble
Murad Tagirov tmurad@gmail.com
Project: KML Support for Marble
... and of course we'd like to thank the people at Google Inc. for making these projects possible.
Inge Wallin inge@lysator.liu.se
Core Developer and Co-Maintainer
Development & Patches: Simon Schmeisser, Claudiu Covaci, David Roberts, Nikolas Zimmermann, Jan Becker, Stefan Asserhäll, Laurent Montel, Prashanth Udupa, Anne-Marie Mahfouf, Josef Spillner, Frerich Raabe, Frederik Gladhorn, Fredrik Höglund, Albert Astals Cid, Thomas Zander, Joseph Wenninger, Kris Thomsen, Daniel Molkentin
Platforms & Distributions: Tim Sutton, Christian Ehrlicher, Ralf Habacker, Steffen Joeris, Marcus Czeslinski, Marcus D. Hanwell, Chitlesh Goorah.
Artwork: Nuno Pinheiro, Torsten Rahn
Various Suggestions & Testing: Stefan Jordan, Robert Scott, Lubos Petrovic, Benoit Sigoure, Martin Konold, Matthias Welwarsky, Rainer Endres, Luis Silva, Ralf Gesellensetter, Tim Alder
We'd especially like to thank John Layt who provided an important source of inspiration by creating Marble's predecessor "Kartographer".