Hi,
I am the CEO of a small web startup and we currently need to hire a software
developer. For financial reasons this absolutely needs to be a Ph.D holder
that has just defended his thesis (eg, first job for the candidate).
We are looking for a person with strong programming skills and a passion
I totally second this proposal.
I think this would be especially great for small or rarely used packages. I
can think of at least a dozen packages that I'd love to see in Portage, but
they are not in the tree. Allowing for people that are not developers to
maintain easy or not crucial packages is
Welcome (from a very new dev too), and thanks for the good work on KDE 4!
On 1/16/08, Richard Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Denis Dupeyron wrote:
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> > Please everybody, give a very warm welcome to Ingmar.
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> Welcome aboard!
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Hi,
Don't worry, I may very well return to Vancouver some day as I really love
the place. Actually, I am thinking of returning there on Autumn 2008 for at
least 6 monthes. I wonder if I can be part of two conspiracies at once?!
Jean-Noël
On 1/8/08, Robin H. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hello all,
I have a new version of the eclass ready, with much of the remarks
addressed. It now goes by the name java-osgi and in the new form,
should be ready to enter the tree.
I fixed the performance problem I mentionned earlier, cleaned up the
eclass API, and simplified the code almost everyw
