I've done a few documentation contributions for some projects. Turns out that technical writers and editors are appreciated in certain places.

Probably too often

Only GPL protected code. I mostly create issues and update documentation

If it's something easy to fix or add, worth the time to make a pull request.

Otherwise mostly bug reports and feature requests lol

Unfortunately never. I'm no Linux programmer and I have no idea how to use that space-shuttle-cockpit-shaped menu for crowd translation

Way too often. Maintainers wish I didn't...

I've made a few code contributions, but most of the time I'm working on my own (also libre) projects or procrastinating.

I'm also a member of the FSF so I guess those membership dues also count?

I've done a few wiki posts and issues. I'm not a bad programmer but my ADHD makes the scaffolding around OSS contribution a lot harder than the actual programming aspect. So I've been sorta nervous to jump in.

i made two issues and a small pull request once, haven't donated money to any foss yet but i should and i will when possible.

I mostly write bug reports as my code is not up to par with most projects and my native language is always already translated...

Like once or twice a year I will open pull requests to libraries I use that have problems or missing features.

Not good enough :(

Once a year. I usually give half to the same set of orgs and the rest to things I've found useful or inspiring that year.

So far, once.

I regularly do bug reports. I would contribute more, but I simply don't have the time.

Sometimes, Issues in software that I'm interested. I don't code, just very simple shell scripting. For that reason I have a GitHub account, and other one in Gitlab that I did for just 1 project.

A minimum of weekly, when I get a good streak going several times a day.

Most of the time is translations but from time to time is a tiny bit of code.

I rarely find a situation where I need a feature that doesn't exist that's important enough to me to implement it myself. It's a heck of a lot easier to just, for example, purchase things that already work with an existing home assistant integration.

I suppose I could contribute with bug fixes and such, but I have a lot of hobbies that I'm already busy with, and I do development work as my main job.

If using open source projects and sharing my experience by helping others on forums and logging detailed bugs when I find them counts as contribution, then everyday.

I'm a software dev myself, but I have enough on my plate with my day job and two kids that have to be taken to all manner of activities. I don't know how all these people find the time to work on free software, probably for little to no compensation, but my hat is off to all of you, wherever you are.

A few times a month. I am active with issue reporting and fixes for some Godot extensions and React projects. I've also opened source my own crap.

A few times per year. Mostly janitorial work.