Re: [Deja-dup-hackers] Introducing Deja Dup's GSoC student Urban Skudnik

[Daniel Hollocher <danielhollocher gmail com>]

Hey Michael,
This sounds pretty cool.  Would you mind copy-pasting the proposal?
It looks like I don't have access.

Dan

On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 3:53 PM, Michael Terry <mike mterry name> wrote:
> Hello, everybody!  I realized I never posted here about the Google
> Summer of Code project involving Deja Dup.  David Bensimon and I
> offered to co-mentor.
>
> As part of Ubuntu's GSoC involvement, the idea was presented that
> improvements could be made to Deja Dup, one of Ubuntu's featured
> applications.
>
> Urban Skudnik submitted a proposal, and it was accepted!  Yay!  You
> can see his proposal here:
> http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/student_proposal/comment/google/gsoc2010/neo/t127076490135
>
> Basically, he's able and willing to work on several different features
> and bugs.  David, Urban, and I have talked a bit about it, and there
> are several suggested tasks.  I believe Urban's deciding which
> specific ones to work on.
>
> Here's the calendar for GSoC:
> http://www.google.com/calendar/hosted/google.com/embed?src=gsummerofcode%40gmail.com
>
> Urban, I believe you have a wiki page about the effort?  I couldn't
> find the link anymore.  :-/  Maybe you'd like to give a quick
> introduction of yourself too?
>
> -mt
>
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