Re: [ft-devel] Welcome to FreeTyps's GSoC!

2018-04-24 Thread Werner LEMBERG 

> I guess some of them already have their accounts on github, and some
> of them already have their forked repositories.  (I found
> https://github.com/parthw1/FreeType)
> 
> If they prefer to develop on savannah, it's good - if they prefer to
> develop on github (or any other git repository services), should we
> ask them to work on savannah?

Basically, I don't care where development actually happens.  However,
I want a branch in FreeType's git repository on Savannah to be
populated with the code that gets eventually merged.  This allows me
to have a single git repository with FreeType code, and it also serves
documentary purposes w.r.t. GSoC participants.


Werner

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Re: [ft-devel] Welcome to FreeTyps's GSoC!

2018-04-24 Thread Parth Wazurkar 
> >I guess some of them already have their accounts on github,
> >and some of them already have their forked repositories.
> >( I found https://github.com/parthw1/FreeType )
>

I made this repository for understanding the codebase and testing purposes.

>If they prefer to develop on savannah, it's good - if they
> >prefer to develop on github (or any other git repository
> >services), should we ask them to work on savannah?
>

I don't have any problem in using savannah!

Thank You
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Re: [ft-devel] Welcome to FreeTyps's GSoC!

2018-04-23 Thread suzuki toshiya 

Dear Werner,

I guess some of them already have their accounts on github,
and some of them already have their forked repositories.
( I found https://github.com/parthw1/FreeType )

If they prefer to develop on savannah, it's good - if they
prefer to develop on github (or any other git repository
services), should we ask them to work on savannah?

Regards,
mpsuzuki

On 4/24/2018 2:18 PM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:


Folks,


this year, we had much more proposal submissions than last year, and
some of them were very good.  However, the GSoC rules enforce us to
select champions, and so we did.

To all other students who were not successful I want to say a big
Thank You!  Thanks for taking time – I hope that you could learn
something while writing the proposal, and maybe next year you will
have more success.

We selected the following three projects.

   Armin Hasitzka (Austria)
 Improve Fuzzing for FreeType

   Parth Wazurkar (India)
 Integrating VFlib's TeX format drivers into FreeType

   Nikhil Ramakrishnan (India)
 Redevelop FreeType's documentation using markdown

Welcome!

Armin, Parth, Nikhil, I ask you to do the following in case you
haven't done it already.

(1) Get an account on Savannah (https://savannah.nongnu.org/), also
 registering an SSH key.  Send me your account names, and I give
 you write access to the FreeType git repositories so that you can
 create branches for your code.  Please commit to `master' only
 after discussing the intended changes in advance.

(2) Subscribe to the `freetype-devel' mailing list.

   https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel

 All communication between the mentors and you should be primarily
 done using the list so that other interested people can chime in,
 too.

We wish you success and a lot of fun in the coming months!  May the
force be with you :-)


 Werner
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Re: [ft-devel] Welcome to FreeTyps's GSoC!

2018-04-23 Thread Parth Wazurkar 
Hi,
My Savannah nickname - *parthw1*

Thank You

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On Tue, Apr 24, 2018 at 10:48 AM, Werner LEMBERG  wrote:

>
> Folks,
>
>
> this year, we had much more proposal submissions than last year, and
> some of them were very good.  However, the GSoC rules enforce us to
> select champions, and so we did.
>
> To all other students who were not successful I want to say a big
> Thank You!  Thanks for taking time – I hope that you could learn
> something while writing the proposal, and maybe next year you will
> have more success.
>
> We selected the following three projects.
>
>   Armin Hasitzka (Austria)
> Improve Fuzzing for FreeType
>
>   Parth Wazurkar (India)
> Integrating VFlib's TeX format drivers into FreeType
>
>   Nikhil Ramakrishnan (India)
> Redevelop FreeType's documentation using markdown
>
> Welcome!
>
> Armin, Parth, Nikhil, I ask you to do the following in case you
> haven't done it already.
>
> (1) Get an account on Savannah (https://savannah.nongnu.org/), also
> registering an SSH key.  Send me your account names, and I give
> you write access to the FreeType git repositories so that you can
> create branches for your code.  Please commit to `master' only
> after discussing the intended changes in advance.
>
> (2) Subscribe to the `freetype-devel' mailing list.
>
>   https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
>
> All communication between the mentors and you should be primarily
> done using the list so that other interested people can chime in,
> too.
>
> We wish you success and a lot of fun in the coming months!  May the
> force be with you :-)
>
>
> Werner
>
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[ft-devel] Welcome to FreeTyps's GSoC!

2018-04-23 Thread Werner LEMBERG 

Folks,


this year, we had much more proposal submissions than last year, and
some of them were very good.  However, the GSoC rules enforce us to
select champions, and so we did.

To all other students who were not successful I want to say a big
Thank You!  Thanks for taking time – I hope that you could learn
something while writing the proposal, and maybe next year you will
have more success.

We selected the following three projects.

  Armin Hasitzka (Austria)
Improve Fuzzing for FreeType

  Parth Wazurkar (India)
Integrating VFlib's TeX format drivers into FreeType

  Nikhil Ramakrishnan (India)
Redevelop FreeType's documentation using markdown

Welcome!

Armin, Parth, Nikhil, I ask you to do the following in case you
haven't done it already.

(1) Get an account on Savannah (https://savannah.nongnu.org/), also
registering an SSH key.  Send me your account names, and I give
you write access to the FreeType git repositories so that you can
create branches for your code.  Please commit to `master' only
after discussing the intended changes in advance.

(2) Subscribe to the `freetype-devel' mailing list.

  https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel

All communication between the mentors and you should be primarily
done using the list so that other interested people can chime in,
too.

We wish you success and a lot of fun in the coming months!  May the
force be with you :-)


Werner
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