Re: [gnome-love] my participation



Hi Josh. You might want to email Owen ( I think he is maintainer ) telling
him you are interested. Probably the best way to indicate you are doing it
is to start submitting patches :) Having ported a few programs already, I
feel that the most important thing is to make the first steps in porting ie.
get the app building and running.  If you get to that stage submit a patch.
You can then fill in the blanks later.

Regards,
Kevin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Josh Steiner" <joschi eds org>
To: "Kevin Vandersloot" <kfv101 psu edu>
Cc: "George Karabin" <gkarabin pobox com>; <gnome-love gnome org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: [gnome-love] my participation


I read the guide, it's a great document.  I'd love to take a crack at
Memprof, I've been meaning to learn more about that app anyhow.  How do I
go about getting myself "officially" listed as doing this?

Cheers,

-Joschi

On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Kevin Vandersloot wrote:

Hello. You can find the latest porting status here:

http://developer.gnome.org/dotplan/

under the module release engineering list. Also you will find the
porting
guide also.

Some modules that need help, and would be simpler to port are
- ggv
- stripchart (would need to be compiled with the libgtop-GNOME-2-0-port
branch of libgtop)
- ghex
- memprof
- gnometris, xbill don't compile at all in gnome-games

The other thing really needed is to start porting applets. The applet
API
has changed and I'm not too sure if it is complete, but the fish and
clock
applets have been ported so you can look at those to see what changed.

You can send me patches for gnome-games or gnome-utils. For the other
modules, send patches to the maintainers. Feel free to ask any questions
that arise. Please indicate if you want to port a specific app so that
more
than one person is not doing the same job.

Regards,
Kevin






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