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Marios- |
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For your submitted application, you didn't include any proposal of |
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your timeline, what specific areas you'll be focusing on for |
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optimization, what you're aiming to accomplish (10 seconds? 20 |
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seconds?), etc. |
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We'll need a full proposal- if you can't modify your existing |
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application, please place it into the comments so we can review it. |
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Also, please note that there have been some issues w/ the SoC app |
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where candidates do not receive notifications about their proposal- |
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please ensure that you're subscribed to it. |
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Thanks, and good luck! |
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~harring |
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On Wed, Apr 07, 2010 at 12:24:34PM +0200, Makassikis Marios wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I would be interested in working on a gentoo project for this year's |
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> GSoC. |
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> I am currently studying Computer Science at the University of |
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> Strasbourg and should be graduating by the end of the year. |
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> After having a look at the list of projects on the wiki, a few of them |
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> caught my attention : Kuroo and Ventoo. |
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> Indeed, one course this semester is about UIs and as part of it, we |
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> were introduced to wxWidgets and Qt. Working on either project would |
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> let me put to practice the knowledge I have acquired. I believe Kuroo |
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> would be easier to work on, since Ventoo uses GTK and I am not familiar |
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> with it (although I suspect there are similarities with the other |
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> frameworks. |
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> I browsed the gentoo-soc list's archive, and noticed other persons |
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> expressed their interest about these projects. However, there was |
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> little response, and as such I am unaware of the current status on |
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> these. |
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> In case they are taken, I suppose I could work on a EBuild Generator, |
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> although it would target a different audience than the previous two |
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> (which is not an issue, just a comment :) ), and there is no mentor |
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> mentionned on the wiki page. |
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> I have a working Gentoo install (unless there's something not working |
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> but has yet to show up) and I usually use git when I develop something. |
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> I have to admit I'm quite new to Gentoo, as I have heard of it from |
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> long ago but never really got to try it out. I installed it a few days |
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> ago and I quite like it. |
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> Regards, |
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> Marios Makassikis |
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> PS: Sent this yesterday, but after 10 or so hours it didn't appear in |
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> the archive, so I assume it never made it there. I apologize if it |
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> actually shows up twice :) |