On 8/17/05, Jeremy White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Howdy everyone... thought this would be a good message to introduce myself > in and my intents: > > I wanna get into debugging a bit of GIMP (that's right... I'm fresh blood) > and once I get used to it, I guess I'll go ahead and add something to the > core code if you'd approve. I went ahead and typed up my ideas but I decided > it would be a bad idea to post any of my thoughts until I got some feedback. > Is the mailing list a good place for me to announce ideas like that and > whatever? I just would hate to spam this list with my thoughts if it's the > wrong place.
That is exciting to hear. We have plenty of bug to choose from; try http://bugs.gimp.org . The easiest way to submit bugfixes is to sign up for an account there and then to attach the patches in diff -u form to the appropriate bug. > OH! And another thought. I'm assuming you people don't need a resume or any > of that jazz... Your code is your resume. > you just want me to debug stuff until I prove I'm better > than another developer, then he/she gets voted off the island and gets eaten > by sharks while we watch and eat popcorn and then I go ahead and start > developing code until I die so many times that I don't have any quarters > left to put in the video game. Am I loosely right? We don't have enough developers to start killing them off yet. > Dang, I need to lessen the sugar. We can use a bit of lightheartedness every once in a while. Too much of it might upset one of our resident grouches, but you'd know if that happened. :) > Ta ta, ya' GIMPy people, > Jeremy White > > P.S. Do you want my system(s) specs? They are probably not all that relevant, although if you are competent at doing builds for non-Linux or non-Intel platforms, they might be. Rockwalrus _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
