[Printing-architecture] The Linux Foundation is accepted as a Mentoring Organization for the Google Summer of Code 2009

[Printing-architecture] The Linux Foundation is accepted as a Mentoring Organization for the Google Summer of Code 2009

[Till Kamppeter]

Hi,

we are accepted as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of 
Code 2009! Thanks to all of you for your support.

In one week Google will open for the student's applications, but already 
now we should do everything to get good students to work on our 
projects. So p[lease answer student's inquiries on prokect mailing lists 
with priority and hang out on your project's IRC channel. Add any new 
idea which you have for a student project immediately to the ideas list.

If you want to mentor or if we have selected you as a mentor on the 
ideas list, please

1. Create a Google account if you have none. This does not require 
having and using a gmail/googlemail e-Mail address.

2. Go to http://socghop.appspot.com/, log in with your Google account 
and create a profile for you.

3. Tell me your link ID or apply as mentor for the Linux Foundation on 
http://socghop.appspot.com/.

As soon as I have your link idea or a notification about your mentor 
application, I will invite/confirm you as a mentor.

And in general, please spread the news so that we get as many student 
applications as possible.

    Till

Fwd: [lsb-discuss] The Linux Foundation is accepted as a Mentoring Organization for the Google Summer of Code 2009

[Luis R. Rodriguez]

Yay, so we still have time for a few more ideas it seems. Another idea
I'm about to add is the automation of testing with mac80211_hwsim and
Orbit. We've spoken about this at different wireless summits and its
always pushed off as no one has time to do it. Hopefully some students
might pick up on it. That can hopefully be integrated with the LTP
(Linux testing project).

Anyone have any other ideas?
Anyone else want to help mentor?

  Luis

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Date: Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 11:47 AM
Subject: [lsb-discuss] The Linux Foundation is accepted as a Mentoring
Organization for the Google Summer of Code 2009
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Hi,

we are accepted as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of
Code 2009! Thanks to all of you for your support.

In one week Google will open for the student's applications, but alread=
y
now we should do everything to get good students to work on our
projects. So p[lease answer student's inquiries on prokect mailing list=
s
with priority and hang out on your project's IRC channel. Add any new
idea which you have for a student project immediately to the ideas list=
=2E

If you want to mentor or if we have selected you as a mentor on the
ideas list, please

1. Create a Google account if you have none. This does not require
having and using a gmail/googlemail e-Mail address.

2. Go to http://socghop.appspot.com/, log in with your Google account
and create a profile for you.

3. Tell me your link ID or apply as mentor for the Linux Foundation on
http://socghop.appspot.com/.

As soon as I have your link idea or a notification about your mentor
application, I will invite/confirm you as a mentor.

And in general, please spread the news so that we get as many student
applications as possible.

=C2=A0 =C2=A0Till
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