>  I have sent a Summer of Code application to work on coding a GTK interface 
> module for Yast, which was accepted. *thank you guys btw*
>  It is a very exciting project that I will be very happy to work on.

w00t!  Many thanks, I was the poor fool who suggested this, and I'm
thrilled to have someone on board.

>  I don't know much about how you guys work here on OpenSuse... Can someone 
> please tell me, and the other participants, what infrastructure you have? I 
> think it would be nice to have available a webpage (maybe just a wiki entry) 
> and a source code repository, so that our work can be publicly followed.

Don't know how it'll work in terms of internal SUSE stuff, and hosting
code etc, but point $BROWSER at http://opensuse.org/YaST2-GTK which
would be a good way to track progress.

Also, if you blog, I want to hear from you so you can be added to Planet
SUSE, please reply off-list about this.  (This goes for any other PoC
participants, and anyone else who contributes to [open]SUSE in anyway of
course)
-- 
James Ogley
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