Chaitanya Chaitanya wrote (in a message from Sunday 21) > i want to be a XFree86 developer > > But how ?
You should start by checking the mailing list archives... This question was asked exactly one week ago. Egbert Eich answered: > Please check out this: > http://www.xfree86.org/developer.html > > You can also find some info at > > http://xfree86.linuxwiki.org > > where I've started adding some development pages. And here was my answer: > There are many ways to participate, depending on your level of > knowledge about X in general, the XFree86 server and other related > topics. > > You can contribute by developing code, testing existing code and > providing feedback, by writing documentation, and probably other means > that I don't have in mind right now. > > As a starting point, if you don't already have a precise idea of the > area on which you'd like to help, you can browse the bugzilla database > (http://bugs.xfree86.org/) and look for problems not yet solved for > which you may be able to submit a solution. There have also been wish > lists of new features posted (among other) to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] > list; check the archives. > > The [EMAIL PROTECTED] list is aimed to be link between developpers (in > the wide sense of the term, including documentation). > > If you have code to submit, use the bugzilla to submit it. The team of > developpers with commit access will look at it and commit it into the > XFree86 repository if it's worth. > > Documentation enhancements are very welcome too and can be submitted > through bugzilla too. > > Commit access is proposed after some time to people who are regularly > submitting code that gets included and/or who are working on an area > of the XFree86 code not already well covered by existing commiters. Matthieu _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/devel
