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Re: [gnome-love] Hello



Miguel,

One thing that I think would help GNOME out quite a bit is a
gnome-love.gnome.org web site that would have worthwhile abandoned or
unmaintained projects for people (such as the ones on gnome-love mailing
list) to browse and possibly decide to pick up and run with.

I don't know if there are many of these in the GNOME CVS, but I do run
into them sometimes on SourceForge.  I wouldn't mind working on
something like this also.  It would be like Adopt-a-Project.

Sincerely,
Christopher D. Felton

On 22 May 2001 20:52:31 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> 
> > My short term goals are to find a simple project or one that is just
> > getting start, lurk, question, and learn.  Something small so I can
> > understand the structure of the program.  So if your project fits that
> > description and you don't mind having a newbie around cutting his teeth
> > on C and GTK+ at the same time, then contact me.
> 
> It depends how deep you want to delve into.  I would suggest to look
> at the various GNOME Games, as they are pretty simple, and they could
> definetly use some bug fixing, and some polish on the user interface.
> 
> The development in the games is not very active, and they are good
> terrain to learn.
> 
> Miguel.





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