[Netnice-library] Re: [Netnice-developer] libnetnice tasks

[Matt D. <mat...@gm...>]

I would be up for L1, mostly for the NPF port.  I wanna generate some
code, especially some kernal hacking goodies.  Although Lib1 is
definitely my second choice.  Mostly I would like to contribute some of
my own code for the project.  But since Im the new guy to the project,
ill let you all deem what task would be more 'useful' for my learning
the netnice system.

-Matt

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> Dear netnice developers,
> 
> I am sorry for the lack of detailed information in the last message.
> As some of you might know, I was in the U.S. last year, to take several
> exams needed to qualify myself. And then, I returned to Japan to resume
> my hospital training (yes, I am a medical student). This is why I have
> been unable to write to you, since I spend most of my time at hospitals
> these days...
> 
> Anyway. I have restarted the release engineering task of Netnice 2.2.
> And, because it is not just a simple and easy task, I would really
> appreciate if some of you help me. For this purpose, I tried to clarify
> the state of the project and tasks needed to be done, with a simple
> diagram.
> 
> 	http://www.netnice.org/pukiwiki.php?Netnice2.2
> 
> As you might have realized, there are a lot of tasks, at a glance. But,
> most of them are simple ones, for example, it is pretty straightforward
> to create a "Release Candidate", once we have a beta version. Likewise,
> if we have an RC, it would be easy to create an actual release (this is
> why RC is called as such). So, I think each task will not take so long,
> contrarily to the complexity of the diagram.
> 
> Now, I would be happy if some of you take over some of the tasks. If
> you have some time to spare, please post task ID of your choice to the
> mailing list, so that we can coordinate the tasks among coworkers (if
> any...). If any conflict happens, I will try to divide the task into
> several parts so that everyone can be happy. (For example, you may find
> L1 can be divided into three pieces.)
> 
> If you need access to the developers' CVS, please just let me know.
> I'll soon add your account to the access control list. Secondly, the
> specification of libetnice is currently available only in Japanese.
> I understand it is frustrating to most of you guys, even though we
> can translate it to english (or most of other major languages) by
> free translation service. So, please don't hesitate to ask for
> assistance. I will try to respond as quickly as possible. However,
> since I might be unable to reply in a prompt manner, I would be glad
> if other Japanese speakers help us, just in case.
> 
> Questions are really welcome. I would appreciate any suggestions,
> and code contributions :-) Also, I suggest you to use the Wiki at
> our project web site. If you need urgent help, I might be available
> on MS messenger (ta...@ho...), though I prefer emails.
> 
> Lastly, if you need something, to facilitate your development process,
> such as PC, HDD, software, etc, I may help. Just let me know. I will
> also ship a Netnice sticker to your mailing address, when you first
> commit :-)
> 
> thanks!
> 
> -- taka
> 
> 
>>Dear netnice users/developers,
>>
>>I'm sorry that I've not contacted you guys for so long. I've been
>>negotiating with a developer in charge of the development of
>>libnetnice. But, it finally turned out that he cannot contribute
>>the implementation to the project. So, now, I am looking for
>>other developers who can take over the implementation task,
>>utilizing a specification he designed. Contribution to the
>>specification is also highly appreciated. I have already posted
>>a job description at sourceforge, but, if you find the task
>>interesting, please let me know.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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