I hope you don't mind; I've copied your call for help here: 
http://www.mobiliberty.com/openmoko_needs_your_help

And I submit it to a popular GNU/Linux news site. More exposure means greater 
chances of you finding the help you need.

On a sidenote, we at MobiLiberty.com will always be here if you need to have 
anything relayed further. That's what we do. Have a press release, 
announcement, want to even host something? We're here because we want to carry 
the ideas behind OpenMoko as wide as possible, to the benefit of all of us. :)

And btw, FSF has some info on wifi support, although some of it was already 
mentioned: http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/hardware.html/view?searchterm=wifi

Best regards
Danijel

On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 00:51:00 +0800
Sean Moss-Pultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Dear Community,
> 
> OpenMoko is built around the philosophy that far more knowledge exists 
> outside the walls of a corporation than within. Internally, we're
> struggling with two issues. So we're throwing this out, hoping that some
> of you have can help us move past our current crossroads: 
>   
>   1) We can't find a WiFi Chipset with GPL'ed drivers -- We know 
>   this has been discussed (to death) on this list, but as we're 
>   beginning work on the next summer hardware refresh we still can't seem
>   to find a vendor that meets our strict requirements: Namely, we refuse
>   to put anything binary in the kernel. 
> 
>   Marvell has some nice for larger devices (the 8388). But we need
>   one specifically for mobile phones (like the 8686). If somebody 
>   can help us find the right vendor, we'll give you a free Neo1973. 
>   
>   If you're a vendor and want to work with us to GPL your driver, we'll 
>   give you lots of business -- and a free phone ;-) 
> 
> 
>   2) We don't have enough UI / Application developers -- If anybody 
>   meets (or knows somebody who can meet) the following qualifications:
> 
>       * >= 2 years experience with GTK
>       * object oriented design and implementation w/ GObject
>       * experience with writing GUI applications from scratch,
>       * has software quality assets like:
>           o writing maintainable and reusable code
>           o refactoring
>           o design patterns
>           o identifying and extracting common application code 
>             into frameworks 
> 
>   Familiarity with collaborative development tools such as:
> 
>       * bugtracker,
>       * source control management,
>       * wiki,
>       * mailing lists 
> 
>   is a necessity.
> 
>   We've love to talk with you! Please email [EMAIL PROTECTED] with 
>   links to your previous work and a resume if you have one. (The latter 
>   is nowhere near as important as the former.)
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> 
> -Sean
> 
> 
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