Thank you, Robert, Glenn and Jeremy, for making me feel quite welcome. And thank you, Robert, for adding me to the project. I set up ssh and whatnot, so I'm in and ready to go.
It was my intent to work on low-priority bugs and feature requests, for familiarity and whatnot, but also to avoid anyone having to take the time to give me direction. However, if there are specific things you have in mind you would like me to look at, I would be more than glad for the direction and will dig into it immediately (or what passes for such in my life). Let me know at your convenience. And again, thanks much for the welcome (as I was a tad nervous). ;) Darrik Robert May wrote: > Hi Darrik, > > Firstly let me apologise for the length of time it's taken me to get > back to you, although I see that some of the regulars have already > welcomed you into the fold. Also let me thank you for offering some of > your time, and I hope that we can make your time spent here worthwhile. > > I think I've added you to the project as a developer with CVS access - > but the sourceforge user interface has its quirks (you'll come to love > it), so please let me know if you have any problems. You should also > have the correct permissions to administrate tracker items. You'll find > documentation on SourceForge to help you get set up, and please call on > us here if you need any assistance. > > I think your plan of picking some "low-priority" items to start to find > your way around is a good plan - but please note that the 'priority' > assigned in the trackers is fairly arbitrary: most have the default > '5'; a couple of items that I though were important to deal with have > higher priority, and a few lower. Those with priority '1' have been > dealt with, and will be closed when we make the next release. If you > can't find anything that you think is suitable for starting with in the > trackers, then let me know, and I have a whole list of other items from > which I would be happy to select a handful for you to have a look at. > > Good luck, and welcome on board. > > Regards, > Rob.
